Roadmap
From Whiteboard
Roadmap for Where's The Party At.
We'll do the usual Web 2.0 release thingy where we announce a private beta and collect email addresses of people and invite them in as we please. Then we'll announce a public beta and get huge.
In the beta we want:
- host a party
- find a party
- Atom
- forum per party
- voting
- users
- profile
- previous parties
- ratings
- profile
- OpenID
Things I don't want to think about yet:
- API
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See http://manuals.rubyonrails.com/read/book/10. Ridiculously easy? I think so.ActionWebService supports only SOAP and XML-RPC. We don't want this. Will develop something on our own.
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- Flickr
- Flickr.rb rocks. See http://redgreenblu.com/flickr/.
- Trackback
- See http://www.sixapart.com/pronet/docs/trackback_spec. Matt will take this on when the time comes.
- mailing list
- Should a mailing list be tied to party, or announcer? As Mike Burns throws many parties, it may be a bit silly to have a new mailing list for each. The only problem is some people on one watch list may not be interested in other parties. Discuss.
- I'm going with tied to announcer.
- Should a mailing list be tied to party, or announcer? As Mike Burns throws many parties, it may be a bit silly to have a new mailing list for each. The only problem is some people on one watch list may not be interested in other parties. Discuss.
- find a DJ
- Craigslist?
- FOAF
- Structured data about a party: DJ, band, type of beer, theme
- Disclaimer
- Mashups
- Keg
- Party location
- Ajax!
- Used to narrow down list of parties
- City, State, thrower, etc ...
- Used to narrow down list of parties
- iCal, duh!
- See http://icalendar.rubyforge.org/. Sexy iCal library.