Hi Thomas, Thanks for pulling this together.

If I could make a suggestion, for the rich text composition please have a look at TinyMCE from MoxieCode. Tiny is a full featured rich text editor that supports xhtml, provides in-content spell check (assuming you have aspell installed on the server), and is cross platform and browser (well, it works on my Linux box using Firefox so I assume it will handle Safari).

It's released under the LGPL, and they are more than happy to see it used on commercial and non-commercial aps:

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/punbb/viewtopic.php?id=556

It's incredibly easy to integrate, I had it running in my Wordpress blog in under 15 minutes.

Here is the demo page:

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/example_mail.php?example=true

regards,

Geoffrey

On Mon, 2005-10-10 at 22:27 +0200, Thomas Bruederli wrote:

Hi everybody,

I know, it's not a real roadmap but I tried to put together all major and minor To dos for the RoundCube development. The list can be seen here: http://roundcube.net/?p=roadmap There are already people working on some issues like (cache redesign, plugin API, virtusertable, richtext composing) and I will come up with a real roadmap showing a few milestones.

For all developers out there, who offered some help, please let me know, if you would like to take care of one or more lines of the To do list. Once we moved the project to the Trac system, the coordination of development will hopefully be better than it is right now...

Regards, Thomas

Hi,

Some of these features will come naturally as plugins...I think to the richtext composing module for instance...or spellchecking or ldap support... So the plugin api have to give enough hooks to realise this.

Le Lundi 10 Octobre 2005 22:51, Praneet Kandula a écrit :

Hi Thomas,

Great job on the roadmap. I was just wondering whether you envisioned all of these features making it into the core, or whether you were planning on just giving enough hooks through the plugin api to implement some of these features as plugins..

-- Praneet Kandula

On 10/10/05, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:

...

Hi everybody,

I know, it's not a real roadmap but I tried to put together all major and minor To dos for the RoundCube development. The list can be seen here: http://roundcube.net/?p=roadmap There are already people working on some issues like (cache redesign, plugin API, virtusertable, richtext composing) and I will come up with a real roadmap showing a few milestones.

For all developers out there, who offered some help, please let me know, if you would like to take care of one or more lines of the To do list. Once we moved the project to the Trac system, the coordination of development will hopefully be better than it is right now...

Regards, Thomas

Hi Thomas, This looks great, thank you.

I did not see anything on IMAP folder management (e.g. rename, new folder, delete folder). Is this intended to be in scope for the core project? Or is this something that would be better as a plugin?

(it seems core to me, but my perspective is known at times to be suspect...)

Regards, Josh

PS: if anyone is tackling any of these areas and could use another part-time set of hands, please give me a shout. I can hack my way through most PHP - I'll even follow coding guidelines if you need me to :P Otherwise, are there any that are up for grabs?

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 22:27:03 +0200, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:

Hi everybody,

I know, it's not a real roadmap but I tried to put together all major and minor To dos for the RoundCube development. The list can be seen here: http://roundcube.net/?p=roadmap There are already people working on some issues like (cache redesign, plugin API, virtusertable, richtext composing) and I will come up with a real roadmap showing a few milestones.

For all developers out there, who offered some help, please let me know, if you would like to take care of one or more lines of the To do list. Once we moved the project to the Trac system, the coordination of development will hopefully be better than it is right now...

Regards, Thomas