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On Oct 21, 1:51 am, Adi <aditya.sa...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I'd like to introduce you all to a very simple uservoice clone app > made in web2py:http://github.com/adsahay/web2py_feedback > > It is still work in progress. The main motivation for this app is that > the existing feedback applications, apart from being sometimes > ridiculously priced, force users to create multiple accounts (one for > the app, one for passing feedback) which is a major turn-off. If I'm > registered as a user at Radbox (http://radbox.me), I should be able to > pass feedback/bugs/comments on the application without creating a new > user account on uservoice or such application. This is the motivation > behind the web2py_feedback (till I come up with a nicer name). > > I'd like help from the community on making this app plug-n-play not > just for web2py apps, but for any web application that wants an > accompanying feedback app. Also, this doesn't take advantage of the > nicer layouts which are available now. > > Technical query - what's a good way to make this single-sign on > friendly for any app to use? My own opinion is that feedback is not a > very confidential thing, so we need not use the strictest > authentication mechanism, but there has to be a way to transfer some > user credentials from an application to its feedback app, without > needing the user to create a new login. This allows the app developers > to know which user faced a particular problem, and maybe even look up > the user's application usage history to debug it. > > When it reaches a decent version 1.0, we can use it for web2py > community as well (we plan to use it for Radbox soon).
