Is Trident ready for Mobile Platform?

tomakali posted 10th of March 2010 in Community Voice. 6 comments.

::::::::::: Future of D8,Trident ::::::::::::

My Wishlist for Trident

1.Flexible PageBlocks

2.A Unique Portal CMS with community features unlike Community Software

3.Mods served through API integration

4.Separate Developer/Support/Agent team from Boonex for Trident

5.No External Freelance Developers

-> Post requirement to boonex

-> Boonex Hires Unity Freelancers

-> Test/release to Mods Market

-> Any admin can buy from there

6.Priority on Mobile Based Communication system than Web based social network [I use facebbok every minuite in my mobile than login to facebook.com]

request you all to post your expectations...

lets ee how it ends...

 
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Andrew Boon
Trident is a web-framework, like, say, Ruby-on-rails, but with some more "rails". So, it's designed to be serve as an engine to build upon and build with, so:

1. depends on module - everything is independent in Trident.
2. a bit too broad :)
3. That's the whole idea of a "framework"
4. Huh?
5. You will see combinations of everything - it's an open community after all.
6. Mobile is nice and dandy, but it's just type of terminal, which assumes a certain form of representation. see more Trident is a core. Mobile/cool/awesome/bad/flexible/unflexible/etc will depend on modules build on it, which will come in abundance.
tomakali
Points 4,5 hurts...
I thought of getting away from Dolphin and plunge into Trident just for a better feelings and a fresh start, fresh support etc...
CodeSatori
Speaking of which, what's the latest news on Trident? I liked the concepts in the interview you gave many moons ago, but haven't heard much new on it since. The last thing I recall hearing is when Trident developers were brought in as extra manpower to help build D7. Are they back at Trident now?
tomakali
@CodeSatori
Seriously, its a very bad idea to use the same developers/support/market etc even though it has same operative standards.
Its like Windows Vista and Windows 7
Both admins maybe same but a different experience
Pl dont encourage this. We will suffer later.
Andrew Boon
Well, we actually plan to start sharing info and the code of Trident very soon. Likely in April. It's a very powerful platform, but we realised that we added to much "stuff" to it, so we're stripping it down a bit.
tomakali
1.Why do you think its over-loaded?
2.why dont you provide us the list of features before you stripdown?
3.any alpha release planned?
 
 
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