Voting on Features

[ejmr]

This is related to issue #2 for creating a wishlist. Does anyone here have experience using FeatHub? If so, I would greatly appreciate any opinions on it. For people like myself who have never used it, how does @emacs-php feel about potentially using FeatHub as a way to help prioritize features for PHP Mode and all related projects?

[zonuexe]

@ejmr
Thanks for the suggestion. I have imported php-suite into FeatHub.
https://feathub.com/emacs-php/php-suite

I may not be able to realize all the requests, but I would like to know the demand of users.

[zonuexe]

I do not seem to be able to see badges from my environment. If it becomes visible after tomorrow, it applies to other projects as well.

[ejmr]

@zonuexe

I may not be able to realize all the requests, but I would like to know the demand of the users.

I knew you would be a great maintainer, and that statement proves it. I think that I am going to try to contribute again---I've decide I woud like to publish more code before I die sometime in the next eighteen months. And one of the major reasons I am compelled to contribute once again is because of your talent as a manatiner.

PHP Mode is in great hands, and I couldn't be happier with your work.

--ejmr

[cyrialize]

@zonuexe You're the best man, I love how much you've contributed to the state of PHP on Emacs. Emacs has made me get into open source, but it's stuff like PHP-suite that encourages me to master elisp.

[ejmr]

@jonnycyr

Yeah, creating @emacs-php and moving multiple PHP modules for GNU Emacs into one place might be the best thing @zonuexe has done yet. It is certainly a fantastic idea which I never thought of once during my six years as the maintainer. I love how quickly Usami as the maintainer organized everything.

--ejmr