http://www.motiro.org/en en Motiro Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:38:15 -0500 60 <p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. Motiro is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to communicate. It helps to track progress by making it easier to see some important events like source code changes and bugs found. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same mark-up language is used to suggest changes, report bugs, make comments and can also be leveraged in commit messages.</p> <h2><a name='A_live_demo'></a> A live demo </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Throughout the many millennia of the computer programming craft, programmers have developed this notion that <i>eating <span style="background: #ffb8b8">you</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">your</span> own dog food</i> , as we use to say, is a great thing to do. This allows us to be in our users' shoes, feel their pain ourselves and empowers us to improve the program. Every programming tool with a bit of self-respect is used by the creators themselves. How can someone expect that other people will use a program when even the author does not have the courage?</p> <p>Motiro would not be any different.</p> <p>In case you don't want to download and install everything yourself, you can find out what Motiro really is and what it does just by exploring this site. This is is a live and breathing Motiro installation that is used to track its own development. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <h2><a name='Contact'></a> Contact </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Getting in touch is pretty easy. If you have found some bug, miss some feature that cannot be left out or if you just think that there's something that should not have been done the way it was, feel free to add a new feature suggestion. In order to do that, you will need to choose an user name and password. You won't need to give your e-mail, address, phone number and not even your real name (but that doesn't hurt also).</p> <p>In case you have any information that you wanted to share -- maybe a not very well documented feature, a non-obvious usage or pretty much anything that you find interesting; all pages in this site can be modified and you can also create your own ones, if you choose to. Just make sure that other people will be able to reach your pages by placing a link to them in some other page.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, or even join our motiro, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>.</p> <h2><a name='Some_starting_points'></a> Some starting points </h2> <p><br /></p> <ul><li> <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download">Downloading</a> and <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">installing</a></li><li> Frequently Asked Questions</li><li> <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/InfoForDevelopers">Information for developers</a></li></ul>Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:38:15 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=12<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. Motiro is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to communicate. It helps to track progress by making it easier to see some important events like source code changes and bugs found. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same mark-up language is used to suggest changes, report bugs, make comments and can also be leveraged in commit messages.</p> <h2><a name='A_live_demo'></a> A live demo </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Throughout the many millennia of the computer programming craft, programmers have developed this notion that <i>eating you own dog food</i>, as we use to say, is a great thing to do. This allows us to be in our users' shoes, feel their pain ourselves and empowers us to improve the program. Every programming tool with a bit of self-respect is used by the creators themselves. How can someone expect that other people will use a program when even the author does not have the courage?</p> <p>Motiro would not be any different.</p> <p>In case you don't want to download and install everything yourself, you can find out what Motiro really is and what it does just by exploring this site. This is is a live and breathing Motiro installation that is used to track its own development. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <h2><a name='Contact'></a> Contact </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Getting in touch is pretty easy. If you have found some bug, miss some feature that cannot be left out or if you just think that there's something that should not have been done the way it was, feel free to add a new feature suggestion. In order to do that, you will need to choose an user name and password. You won't need to give your e-mail, address, phone number and not even your real name (but that doesn't hurt also).</p> <p>In case you have any information that you wanted to share -- maybe a not very well documented feature, a non-obvious usage or pretty much anything that you find interesting; all pages in this site can be modified and you can also create your own ones, if you choose to. Just make sure that other people will be able to reach your pages by placing a link to them in some other page.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, or even join our motiro, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>.</p> <h2><a name='Some_starting_points'></a> Some starting points </h2> <p><br /></p> <ul><li><a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation"><span style="background: #ffb8b8">User guide</span></a><a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download"><span style="background: #b8ffb8">Downloading</span></a> <span style="background: #ffb8b8">(work in progress)</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">and</span> <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation"><span style="background: #b8ffb8">installing</span></a></li> <li> Frequently Asked Questions</li> <li> <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/InfoForDevelopers">Information for developers</a></li></ul>Wed, 16 Apr 2008 07:42:16 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=11<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. Motiro is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to communicate. It helps to track progress by making it easier to see some important events like source code changes and bugs found. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same mark-up language is used to suggest changes, report bugs, make comments and can also be leveraged in commit messages.</p> <h2><a name='A_live_demo'></a> A live demo </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Throughout the many millennia of the computer programming craft, programmers have developed this notion that <i>eating you own dog food</i> , as we use to say, is a great thing to do. This allows us to be in our users' shoes, feel their pain ourselves and empowers us to improve the program. Every programming tool with a <span style="background: #ffb8b8">little</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">bit</span> of self-respect is used by the creators themselves. How can someone expect that other people will use a program when even the author does not have the courage?</p> <p>Motiro would not be any different.</p> <p>In case you don't want to download and install everything yourself, you can find out what Motiro really is and what it does just by exploring this site. This is is a live and breathing Motiro installation that is used to track its own development. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <h2><a name='Contact'></a> Contact </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Getting in touch is pretty easy. If you have found some bug, miss some feature that cannot be left out or if you just think that there's something that should not have been done the way it was, feel free to add a new feature suggestion. In order to do that, you will need to choose an user name and password. You won't need to give your e-mail, address, phone number and not even your real name (but that doesn't hurt also).</p> <p>In case you have any information that you wanted to share -- maybe a not very well documented feature, a non-obvious usage or pretty much anything that you find interesting; all pages in this site can be modified and you can also create your own ones, if you choose to. Just make sure that other people will be able to reach your pages by placing a link to them in some other page.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, or even join our motiro, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>.</p> <h2><a name='Some_starting_points'></a> Some starting points </h2> <p><br /></p> <ul><li> <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">User guide</a> (work in progress)</li><li> Frequently Asked Questions</li><li> <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/InfoForDevelopers">Information for developers</a></li></ul>Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:51:21 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=10<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. Motiro is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to communicate. It helps to track progress by making it easier to see some important events like source code changes and bugs found. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same mark-up language is used to suggest changes, report bugs, make comments and can also be leveraged in commit messages.</p> <h2><a name='A_live_demo'></a> A live demo </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Throughout the many millennia of the computer programming craft, programmers have developed this notion that <i>eating you own dog food</i>, as we use to say, is a great thing to do. This allows us to be in our users' shoes, feel their pain ourselves and empowers us to improve the program. Every programming tool with a little of self-respect is used by the creators themselves. How can someone expect that other people will use a program when even the author does not have the courage?</p> <p>Motiro would not be any different.</p> <p>In case you don't want to download and install everything yourself, you can find out what Motiro really is and what it does just by exploring this site. This is is a live and breathing Motiro installation that is used to track its own development. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <h2><a name='Contact'></a> Contact </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Getting in touch is pretty easy. If you have found some bug, miss some feature that cannot be left out or if you just think that there's something that should not have been done the way it was, feel free to add a new feature suggestion. In order to do that, you will need to choose an user name and password. You won't need to give your e-mail, address, phone number and not even your real name (but that doesn't hurt also).</p> <p>In case you have any information that you wanted to share -- maybe a not very well documented feature, a non-obvious usage or pretty much anything that you find interesting; all pages in this site can be modified and you can also create your own ones, if you choose to. Just make sure that other people will be able to reach your pages by placing a link to them in some other page.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, or even join our motiro, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>.</p> <h2><a name='Some_starting_points'></a> Some starting points </h2> <p><br /></p> <ul><li><span style="background: #ffb8b8">User guide</span><a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation"><span style="background: #b8ffb8">User guide</span></a> <span style="background: #b8ffb8">(work in progress)</span></li> <li> Frequently Asked Questions</li> <li><span style="background: #ffb8b8">Information for developers</span><a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/InfoForDevelopers"><span style="background: #b8ffb8">Information for developers</span></a></li></ul>Thu, 13 Mar 2008 22:54:06 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=9<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. Motiro is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to communicate. It helps to track progress by making it easier to see some important events like source code changes and bugs found. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same mark-up language is used to suggest changes, report bugs, make comments and can also be leveraged in commit messages.</p> <h2><a name='A_live_demo'></a> A live demo </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Throughout the many millennia of the computer programming craft, programmers have developed this notion that <i>eating you own dog food</i>, as we use to say, is a great thing to do. This allows us to be in our users' shoes, feel their pain ourselves and empowers us to improve the program. Every programming tool with a little of self-respect is used by the creators themselves. How can someone expect that other people will use a program when even the author does not have the courage?</p> <p>Motiro would not be any different.</p> <p>In case you don't want to download and install everything yourself, you can find out what Motiro really is and what it does just by exploring this site. This is is a live and breathing Motiro installation that is used to track its own development. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <h2><a name='Contact'></a> Contact </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>Getting in touch is pretty easy. If you have found some bug, miss some feature that cannot be left out or if you just think that there's something that should not have been done the way it was, feel free to add a new feature suggestion. In order to do that, you will need to choose an user name and password. You won't need to give your e-mail, address, phone number and not even your real name (but that doesn't hurt also).</p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">01234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 in</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">In</span> case you have any information that you wanted to share -- maybe a not very well documented feature, a non-obvious usage or pretty much anything that you find interesting; all pages in this site can be modified and you can also create your own ones, if you choose to. Just make sure that other people will be able to reach your pages by placing a link to them in some other page.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, or even join our motiro, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>.</p> <h2><a name='Some_starting_points'></a> Some starting points </h2> <p><br /></p> <ul><li> User guide</li><li> Frequently Asked Questions</li><li> Information for developers</li></ul>Fri, 07 Mar 2008 14:15:29 -0600thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=8<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. <b><span style="background: #ffb8b8">Motiro</span></b><span style="background: #b8ffb8">Motiro</span> is also a <b>project tracking tool</b> .</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to <span style="background: #ffb8b8">comunicate.</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">communicate. It helps to track progress by making it easier to see some important events like source code changes and bugs found.</span> It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same <span style="background: #ffb8b8">markup</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">mark-up</span> language is used to suggest changes, report <span style="background: #ffb8b8">bugs and</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">bugs,</span> make <span style="background: #ffb8b8">comments.</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">comments and can also be leveraged in commit messages.</span></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">The best of all is that there is no kind of usage fee, anyone can <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download">download</a> the code and <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">install</a> for their own use. Everything is available under the terms of the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt">GPL</a> license.</span></p><h2><span style="background: #b8ffb8"><a name='A_live_demo'></a> A live demo </span></h2> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">In case you just want to take a look at what Motiro really is without downloading and installing it yourself, you can find it out just by exploring this site because it is a live and breathing Motiro installation. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</span></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">If you'd like to contact us, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>. Come join our motiro!</span></p> <h2><span style="background: #ffb8b8"><a name='Patches'></a> Patches </span></h2> <p><br /></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">If there is anything that you miss on Motiro, why wait for it if</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">Throughout</span> the <span style="background: #ffb8b8">source code</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">many millennia of the computer programming craft, programmers have developed this notion that</span> <i><span style="background: #b8ffb8">eating you own dog food</span></i> <span style="background: #b8ffb8">, as we use to say,</span> is <span style="background: #ffb8b8">available</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">a great thing to do. This allows us to be in our users' shoes, feel their pain ourselves</span> and <span style="background: #ffb8b8">you can modify it right now? Please share your changes by sending</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">empowers us to improve the program. Every programming tool with</span> a <span style="background: #ffb8b8">patch. Here</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">little of self-respect</span> is <span style="background: #ffb8b8">what to do:</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">used by the creators themselves. How can someone expect that other people will use a program when even the author does not have the courage?</span></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">1. Download the source code from the Subversion repo:</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">Motiro would not be any different.</span> <code><span style="background: #ffb8b8"><a href="https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk">https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk</a></span></code></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">2. Do a sanity check</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">In case you don't want to download and install everything yourself, you can find out what Motiro really is and what it does just</span> by <span style="background: #ffb8b8">running</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">exploring this site. This is is a live and breathing Motiro installation that is used to track its own development. The little windows on</span> the <span style="background: #ffb8b8">tests before changing</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">right-handed side of</span> the <span style="background: #ffb8b8">code</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our</span> <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage"><span style="background: #b8ffb8">test page</span></a> <span style="background: #b8ffb8">, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</span></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">3. Make a test-driven change. Write one or more tests that need your feature in place to pass and then write the corresponding code. If you wish, you can send only the tests, but a full patch has more chances to be integrated.</span></p><h2><span style="background: #b8ffb8"><a name='Contact'></a> Contact </span></h2> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">4. Check what were your changes with</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8"><br /></span> <code><span style="background: #ffb8b8">svn status</span></code> <span style="background: #ffb8b8">and</span> <code><span style="background: #ffb8b8">svn diff</span></code></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">5. Create</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">Getting in touch is pretty easy. If you have found some bug, miss some feature that cannot be left out or if you just think that there's something that should not have been done</span> the <span style="background: #ffb8b8">patch:</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">way it was, feel free to add a new feature suggestion. In order to do that, you will need to choose an user name and password. You won't need to give your e-mail, address, phone number and not even your real name (but that doesn't hurt also).</span> <code><span style="background: #ffb8b8">svn diff &gt; /tmp/some_descriptive_name.patch </span></code></p> <p><span style="background: #ffb8b8">Patches should</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">01234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789 in case you have any information that you wanted to share -- maybe a not very well documented feature, a non-obvious usage or pretty much anything that you find interesting; all pages in this site can</span> be <span style="background: #ffb8b8">sent</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">modified and you can also create your own ones, if you choose to. Just make sure that other people will be able</span> to <span style="background: #ffb8b8">the maintainer on the address thiago.arrais@gmail.com. Please include the tag [motiro-patch] on the message subject.</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">reach your pages by placing a link to them in some other page.</span></p> <p><span style="background: #b8ffb8">If you'd like to contact us, or even join our motiro, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>.</span></p> <h2><span style="background: #b8ffb8"><a name='Some_starting_points'></a> Some starting points </span></h2> <p><span style="background: #b8ffb8"><br /></span></p> <ul><span style="background: #b8ffb8"><li> User guide</li><li> Frequently Asked Questions</li><li> Information for developers</li></span></ul>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 11:30:58 -0600thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=7<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. <b>Motiro</b> is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to comunicate. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same markup language is used to suggest changes, report bugs and make comments.</p> <p>The best of all is that there is no kind of usage fee, anyone can <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download">download</a> the code and <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">install</a> for their own use. Everything is available under the terms of the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt">GPL</a> license.</p> <p>In case you just want to take a look at what Motiro really is without downloading and installing it yourself, you can find it out just by exploring this site because it is a live and breathing Motiro installation. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>. Come join our motiro!</p> <h2><a name='Patches'></a> Patches </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>If there is anything that you miss on Motiro, why wait for it if the source code is available and you can modify it right now? Please share your changes by sending a patch. Here is what to do:</p> <p>1. Download the source code from the Subversion repo: <code><a href="https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk">https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk</a></code></p> <p>2. Do a sanity check by running the tests before changing the code</p> <p>3. Make a test-driven change. Write one or more tests that need your feature in place to pass and then write the corresponding code. If you wish, you can send only the tests, but a full patch has more chances to be integrated.</p> <p>4. Check what were your changes with <code>svn status</code> and <code>svn diff</code></p> <p>5. Create the patch: <code>svn diff &gt; /tmp/some_descriptive_name.patch </code></p> <p>Patches should be sent to the maintainer on the address thiago.arrais@gmail.com. Please include the tag [motiro-patch] on the message subject.</p>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 10:48:31 -0600thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=6<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. <b>Motiro</b> is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to comunicate. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same markup language is used to suggest changes, report bugs and make comments.</p> <p>The best of all is that there is no kind of usage fee, anyone can <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download">download</a> the code and <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">install</a> for their own use. Everything is available under the terms of the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt">GPL</a> license.</p> <p>In case you just want to take a look at what Motiro really is without downloading and installing it yourself, you can find it out just by exploring this site because it is a live and breathing Motiro installation. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>. Come join our motiro!</p> <h2><a name='Patches'></a> Patches </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>If there is anything that you miss on Motiro, why wait for it if the source code is available and you can modify it right now? Please share your changes by sending a patch. Here is what to do:</p> <p>1. Download the source code from the Subversion repo: <code><a href="https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk">https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk</a></code></p> <p>2. Do a sanity check by running the tests before changing the code</p> <p>3. Make a test-driven change. Write one or more tests that need your feature in place to pass and then write the corresponding code. If you wish, you can send only the tests, but a full patch has more chances to be integrated.</p> <p>4. Check what were your changes with <code>svn status</code> and <code>svn diff</code></p> <p>5. Create the patch: <code>svn diff &gt; /tmp/some_descriptive_name.patch </code></p> <p>Patches should be sent to the maintainer on the address thiago.arrais@gmail.com. Please include the tag [motiro-patch] on the message subject.</p>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 10:46:55 -0600thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=5<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. <b>Motiro</b> is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to comunicate. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same markup language is used to suggest changes, report bugs and make comments.</p> <p>The best of all is that there is no kind of usage fee, anyone can <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download">download</a> the code and <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">install</a> for their own use. Everything is available under the terms of the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt">GPL</a> license.</p> <p>In case you just want to take a look at what Motiro really is without downloading and installing it yourself, you can find it out just by exploring this site because it is a live and breathing Motiro installation. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>. Come join our motiro!</p> <h2><a name='Patches'></a> Patches </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>If there is anything that you miss on Motiro, why wait for it if the source code is available and you can modify it right now? Please share your changes by sending a patch. Here is what to do:</p> <p>1. Download the source code from the Subversion repo: <code><a href="https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk"><span style="background: #ffb8b8">https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk</span></a><a href="https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk"><span style="background: #b8ffb8">https://motiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk</span></a></code></p> <p>2. Do a sanity check by running the tests before changing the code</p> <p>3. Make a test-driven change. Write one or more tests that need your feature in place to pass and then write the corresponding code. If you wish, you can send only the tests, but a full patch has more chances to be integrated.</p> <p>4. Check what were your changes with <code>svn status</code> and <code>svn diff</code></p> <p>5. Create the patch: <code>svn diff &gt; /tmp/some_descriptive_name.patch </code></p> <p>Patches should be sent to the maintainer on the address thiago.arrais@gmail.com. Please include the tag [motiro-patch] on the message subject.</p>Thu, 14 Feb 2008 18:50:59 -0600thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=4<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. <b>Motiro</b> is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to comunicate. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same markup language is used to suggest changes, report bugs and make comments.</p> <p>The best of all is that there is no kind of usage fee, anyone can <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download">download</a> the code and <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">install</a> for their own use. Everything is available under the terms of the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt">GPL</a> license.</p> <p>In case you just want to take a look at what Motiro really is without downloading and installing it yourself, you can find it out just by exploring this site because it is a live and breathing Motiro installation. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>. Come join our motiro!</p> <h2><a name='Patches'></a> Patches </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>If there is anything that you miss on Motiro, why wait for it if the source code is available and you can modify it right now? Please share your changes by sending a patch. Here is what to do:</p> <p>1. Download the source code from the Subversion repo: <code><a href="https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk">https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk</a></code></p> <p>2. Do a sanity check by running the tests before changing the code</p> <p>3. Make a test-driven change. Write <span style="background: #ffb8b8">a test</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">one or more tests</span> that <span style="background: #ffb8b8">shows the</span> need <span style="background: #ffb8b8">for you</span><span style="background: #b8ffb8">your</span> feature <span style="background: #b8ffb8">in place to pass</span> and then write the corresponding code. If you wish, you can send only the tests, but a full patch has more chances to be integrated.</p> <p>4. Check what were your changes with <code>svn status</code> and <code>svn diff</code></p> <p>5. Create the patch: <code>svn diff &gt; /tmp/some_descriptive_name.patch </code></p> <p>Patches should be sent to the maintainer on the address thiago.arrais@gmail.com. Please include the tag [motiro-patch] on the message subject.</p>Wed, 16 May 2007 07:35:22 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=3<p><b>Motiro</b> is an ancient tupy word for a work gathering. During a motiro, people help each other in order to achieve a common goal like harvesting food or building houses. <b>Motiro</b> is also a <b>project tracking tool</b>.</p> <p>Motiro is designed to help people with some interest on the evolution of some software system to comunicate. It works pretty well for the interaction between team members and theirs with the users.</p> <p>There is support for tracking Subversion and Darcs repositories using a web page or an RSS feed. There is also a built-in wiki, based on the MediaWiki language (the same behind the infamous Wikipedia), that can be used to host the system docs, an active user list and pretty much everything that one can think of. The same markup language is used to suggest changes, report bugs and make comments.</p> <p>The best of all is that there is no kind of usage fee, anyone can <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Download">download</a> the code and <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/Installation">install</a> for their own use. Everything is available under the terms of the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt">GPL</a> license.</p> <p>In case you just want to take a look at what Motiro really is without downloading and installing it yourself, you can find it out just by exploring this site because it is a live and breathing Motiro installation. The little windows on the right-handed side of the screen are news channels. Maybe you'll want to click on one of the headlines or write something on our <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/TestPage">test page</a>, just to taste what it feels like to publish something with Motiro.</p> <p>If you'd like to contact us, we use to get together at <a href="http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/motiro-devel-en">motiro-devel-en@sourceforge.net</a>. Come join our motiro!</p> <h2><a name='Patches'></a> Patches </h2> <p><br /></p> <p>If there is anything that you miss on Motiro, why wait for it if the source code is available and you can modify it right now? Please share your changes by sending a patch. Here is what to do:</p> <p>1. Download the source code from the Subversion repo: <code><a href="https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk">https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/motiro/trunk</a></code></p> <p>2. Do a sanity check by running the tests before changing the code</p> <p>3. Make a test-driven change. Write a test that shows the need for you feature and then write the corresponding code. If you wish, you can send only the tests, but a full patch has more chances to be integrated.</p> <p>4. Check what were your changes with <code>svn status</code> and <code>svn diff</code></p> <p>5. Create the patch: <code>svn diff &gt; /tmp/some_descriptive_name.patch </code></p> <p>Patches should be sent to the maintainer on the address thiago.arrais@gmail.com. Please include the tag [motiro-patch] on the message subject.</p>Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:08:48 -0600thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/MainPage?revision=2