Any objections about using an existing framework? On 20 July 2017 at 14:22, Sara Golemon <poll...@php.net> wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 20, 2017 at 8:06 AM, Niklas Keller <m...@kelunik.com> wrote: > >> Interesting might be integrating https://3v4l.org/ so code samples are > >> directly run (which of course won't work for code related to external > >> things like databases or such) > >> > > > +1 to this. Not a must-have, but it would help encourage *useful* > repro scripts, I think. :D > > >> Key properties I'd like to keep is that the UI is "simple" and > >> reporting bugs is "easy" (i.e. no big user registration or such) as wel > >> as handling should be "fast" :-) > > > > I'm fine with no user registration required, but there should definitely > be > > a user login for people without php.net account. It's one of the main > pain > > points with the PHP bug tracker. I want a simple login where I can see > all > > bugs I have created or commented on or subscribed to. > > > I would say add single-sign-on options ("login with > github/facebook/twitter") would be nice-to-haves. Report anonymously > would even be fine provided it comes with the caveat "you won't be > able to edit this later, and if we have questions that aren't > answered, your bug may get closed, so check back often". > > FWIW, I started toying with the idea to rewrite it earlier this year > and tossed https://github.com/sgolemon/platform-php-web-bugs together > as a starting point to get a personal version of the site up and > running. (Note: this doesn't include any changes, just a framework for > running the site on a hosting provider.) If nothing else, it should > describe the component pieces you'll need to set it up locally (there > aren't many, but it's effectively a HOWTO guide). > > -Sara >
