Posted by : gon in (wordpress, Zend Framework)
Gonium has new blog
Tagged Under : blog, gonium, temas wordpress
Since I have the space, I will use it.
One place, to explain things
While I do not have a blog module functional for Gonium, I have no further use the enemy (WordPress). Which is not bad at all, but just the opposite.
While I do not have a blog module functional Gonium, I have no further use to the enemy (WordPress). Which is not bad at all, but just the opposite.
An important detail: the blog, the project on Google Code, the messages on Twitter, the svn commits and autogenerada API documentation, all will remain mainly in English.
The reason for this is simple: universality. Unfortunately, although I do not like the idea, English is the most universal. Not because of Chilean origin, I would like just a few friends try it. I hope that everyone has the possibility to use it. Who tells me that someone is already looking at the code? And if someone spoke in Italian? Or French? Or German? Or Chinese?
Moreover, the experience in the GDT, I noticed the users (mostly Spanish-speaking), the displeasure of using classes / objects and methods named in Spanish. I do not understand these odd habits, but they are frequent and widespread. In fact, Eduardo Silva, in his speech at the Monkey HTTP Daemon at Linux Meeting, mentioned the same problem with its Spanish-speaking users, so he decided to simply leave the mailing list, blog, documentation, etc. in English. This time, take the same idea and I will see what happens.
For now, I do not expect an explosion of users, while functional version lacking, but I hope ideas, comments and general feedback. I have been asking things like “Are you recruiting people?” This is a relief for those minutes that I question the “What the hell am I doing something that only I care.” If anything, I am recruiting people
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