Priorities: A == absolute must, B == near-must, C == would be really nice.
- A1) Homepage
- We need a homepage for the LiveJournal system that targets developers and admins, and makes sense to people who haven't spent the last several months using livejournal.com. Owner: Brad? Mark? Alan? other?
- A2) Windows client
- We need a full-featured open-source Windows client that supports alternate servers (preferably via configuration in the installer) without hackery. I'd rather raise the issue of which client in a separate post. Owner could be Evan, or anyone who could hack the visions client (Anatoly, Brad, Tim, Scott, ...?)
- A3) Unix client
- Ditto for Unix. Preferably a new release of LoserJabber, with a new name and fixed alternate-server support. I don't know what current command-line clients look like. Owner: Evan
- A4) Server code cleanup
- We need another round of cleanup of the server code - I did the last round, and believe me, there's still stuff left. Owner: Alan.
- B1) Public CVS server
- Self-explanatory. Owner: Brad
- B2) Basic quickstart documentation
- I'm already working on this, see previous lj_dev posts. Owner: Alan
- B3) Cleanup of front page
- We need to put news on the front page by default (and make the news user), offer appropriate out-of-box text for a non-lj.com installation, and generally make things more usable and useful. Owners: Mark, Alan, many kibitzers
- B4) Blurbs, PR material
- Make the stuff we have more accessible, write more stuff, flog media, etc. Owner: Mark
- C1) Whitepapers, articles
- More substantial articles on LiveJournal. Owner: Mark
- C2) Site-design and default style cleanup
- We don't need to make everything perfect before showing it to the outside world, but it'd be nice for it to fix some of the more egregious ugliness. Owner: Mark, Alan, many kibitzers
