It’s long, it’s a bit rough, but if you’re interested in the development of CommentPress, digress.it and a major part of the JISCPress project, you might want to set an hour aside…
Questions
- Can you tell us a bit about CommentPress and why the move to digress.it? (00:10)
- What design decisions have you made for digress.it? Is there anything that other developers should be aware of? (06:00)
- What single area of work on the JISCPress Project has been the most time-consuming (and therefore expensive)? (10:45)
- What’s been the biggest challenge for you on the JISCPress Project? (20:40)
- Paragraph-level trackbacks and remote embedding of paragraphs which also provided a trackback, were two requirements we kept pushing for. What problems still remain with these features? (23:50)
- What software tools or productivity methods do you use and how do you use them? (34:40)
- What was the most important thing that brought value to your work? (52:40)
- What’s the future of digress.it? How will it be sustained now the JISCPress project has finished? (55:16)
- Any more plans for digress.it? (01:02:15)
- You’ve started writing a digress.it server, right? (01:04:56)
Eddie Tejeda talks about digress.it and JISCPress from University of Lincoln on Vimeo.