Extensions Requirements
Andrew Boon
posted 22nd of May 2008
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21 comments.
From now on all submitted extensions should comply with the Extensions Requirements. We're trying to protect customers from junk and problems here, so if you have any comments or suggestions - share.
You, potential buyers, may want to take a close look at that file, for it will define what you'll be buying.
Below is the legacy version of the Boonex site, maintained for Dolphin.Pro 7.x support.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
Life's a little bit more complicated for developers now, but at the end of the day everyone should benefit. Let's concentrate on making customer happy now - and success will follow.
when you are dealing with an application on this scale, it is important that a convention be standardized, and every programmer adhere to it. i dont think they were so far reaching in asking that the code conform to a standard. otherwise you end up with so many bugs, created from malfunctions of communicating between the mods and the core.
good luck,
DosDawg
or is boonex gonna address this issue and reply to it for once ?
i got a message from rayz yesterday, saying he would be releasing a patch that would have the admin back on the AV chat. so it is being addressed. hope this helps you out.
later,
DosDawg
I do not understand English, and I'm just knowing Dolphin, but I am keen to be aware and contribute my experiences.
Right now I see that Dolphin is not read by google, the titles of the post are not accessible.
I write several other blogs and get many visitors just writing, google is responsible for show, so I have many stakeholders to my business without having to speak directly to people.
Google reads the titles of blogs as a post, so I just read it once, the other see more
contributors forumz are dead, extension devs are not quite quick in answering the question. boonex account in expertzzz is totally silent.
stupid question: what is the transition period (to a working/stable/dependable environment & service)? one month? one year? never?
this is an all new system, and moderators are being incorporated into this new system. the contributors are trickling in, and extensions are being submitted. as with anything new, we all have to understand the rules in order to play the game. the ground rules have been laid, and those of us who have the desire to support this community are working on getting our ducks in a row so we can escalate our membership level.
later,
DosDawg
http://www.rela2.senior.eti.br