Hay un teorema que dice que el esfeurzo dedicado a un proyecto es inversamente proporciunal al tiempo que falta para la fecha de entrega. Cuando este tiempo tiende a cero el esferzo se torna en infinito y por ello, en ese ultimo segundo los proyectos finalizan.
En el caso del New wiki de Moodle ello no es cierto, porque han sido 5 años de curro y ser gota malaya, pero ciertamente estas dos últimas semanas el esfuerzo por parte de Pigui ha sido de titan.
Copio y pego el mensaje que he publicado en el foro de Moodle para contar lo que hay y lo que viene... y el curro que queda ahora que estamos dentro.
Ludo
http://git.moodle.org/gw?p=moodle.git;a=commit;h=00710f4cc17c9519c02dd2c4a7fa7c1dd8545dbf Yay!OK, New wiki is in. Now there's a lot of work to do.
Due to quality and process matters, the new wiki comes in with significant parts disabled or pending to be completed. So now comes the real challenge. We have a new wiki we can improve and maintain, so we can make it a great learning tool. So, the current todolist:- NWiki migration. New wiki does not migrate from nwiki at this moment. I'm commited to make this migration happen before summer. My best option is to publish a pre-update migration script that will convert NWiki tables into old wiki tables, so the standard New Wiki can migrate it without changing its code.
- NWiki and Creole Parsers. The wiki parsers are coded and work fine, but need to be integrated as text filters or formats (or what the hack is called that, I always forget)
- Wiki page ratings integrated into Moodle rating engine
- Wiki grading and analysis an reporting tool (come screenshots comming up for debat)
- Improved navigation
- Export and backup restore
and goes and goes...Now starts the fun part.
Ludo
ps. HUGE KUDOS to Jordi Piguillem, and the rest of DFWikiteam at UPC Barcelona (with a special mention to David Castro and Ferran Recio who wrote the original DFwiki for Moodle 1.5 back in 2005 )
ps2. See Jordi Piguillem at my office showing the commit time when New Wiki was pushed to Head...
