Aini's biweekly vel mud disaster and tropical hurricane
mateusz.krzeszowiec
As some of you may know Aini's back in Indonesia and will stay there
for approx a month. We're having some serious communication issues
lately, basically we had our first chat after she came home for summer
holidays yesterday. The reasons are many, first of all Aini's modem is
possibly broken or so and she can't access net from home, 'net shop'
is quite far from her home and it's tricky to go there since her
driving license just expired :/. Anyway she'll be able to be there to
give me reports and code to commit in worst case every week.
I've received first update yesterday, code's waiting on my hdd, I'll
commit it soon means today/tomorrow. At the end of that email you'll
find short biweekly by Aini. She told me that she'll prepare more
detailed one next week.
The mud disaster mentioned in subject hold Aini back for going to some
office where she would be able to commit by her own, that's the reason
why I'll commit her code. Tropical hurricane is (probably :P) kind of
joke, anyway, heavy rain prevented her from going to 'net shop' last
week. The tricky thing is that she was trying to reach it by bike.
That's all for now, hope Aini'll share some more adventures next week,
I assure you that she's still showing a lot of commitment and doing
good progress.
cheers
mat right after painting doors and before polishing bathtub that seen
world war, the first one of course
[quote, by Nur Aini Rakhmawati]
1.Separating admin user GUI and PGP GUI
2.Email security without PGP
* using key from email's msgid and encryption
3.
Admin UI with MVC format
4.Approve, edit, delete via email
5.Cron management via web
6.Cron scheduling security ( almost done)
7.Cronless flexibility
* user can determine the timer
Next Steps:
1.Image management
* posting content with image
2.Timer for grabbing email
3.FTP protocol
4.Documentation
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