[wp-hackers] 3.3 brainstorm ideas from WordPress DC

[Bjorn Wijers]

Interesting list. I definitely could agree with some of the items to
become part of WordPress Core. What is the procedure to get a vote on
what gets into WordPress core (and when) and what not?

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Bjorn Wijers

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On 07/13/2011 05:12 PM, Aaron Jorbin wrote:
> Last Night Matt was in DC and led a brainstorm of ideas for 3.3.  This list
> is just a brainstorm of things that people would like to see and it is very
> possible some of these would make better plugins then core features.
>  Posting it so others can benefit from seeing it.
> 
> 
>    1. Media - John P Block
> 
> 
>    1. Media library over 20 pieces
>    2. Custom taxonomy as a file system?
>    3. Media library management (popular) - searching images
>    4. Better lay outs (popular)
>    5. Single image post, could be easier
>    6. Galleries
>    7. Drag and drop upload (Drag and Drop Uploader)
> 
> 
>    1. Tags on link manager
>    2. Social - Super Community ()
>    3. When to use Tags and Categories (inline help)
>    4. Improved API for screen options
>    5. Keyboard shortcuts for absolutely everything
>    6. API for trimming Jorbin’s beard
>    7. Image suggestions, Zemanta
>    8. Easily customizeable for users, design control in next default theme
>    9. Certification process for 3rd party themes, kinda already done
> 
> 
>    1. Themes should have a requirement for better documentation, user
>    documentation
> 
> 
>    1. Seperate template themes
>    2. Sidebar media widget library, Video Widget (amen!)
>    3. Coding standards for themes
>    4. Multiple galleries in one post? Galleries like objects
>    5. Review old themes, mark unreviewed themes already accepted
>    6. Lots of pages and permalinks slows down. See Chris Coyier, CSS-Tricks
>    post about this
>    7. Plugin quality
> 
> 
>    1. Better screen shots
>    2. Indication for code review
>    3. Number of committers
>    4. Active users
>    5. Installed vs. Active
>    6. Deprecated function search, latest stuff = good
>    7. E_Notice requirement, if it’s quiet with WP_Debug on
>    8. Plugin version pie chart broken
>    9. Image slugs
>    10. What plugins have been approved for VIP
>    11. Author notes about external calls
>    12. Is plugin comment helpful? Like Amazon comments
>    13. Alternatives/ suggest / related plugins
> 
> 
>    1. Voice and SMS comments/notifications
>    2. Social twitter/facebook comments coming back
>    3. Integrated message board, aka bbPress
>    4. Front end editing, in place
>    5. More export options on export, dev exports
> 
> 
>    1. XML export widget settings
> 
> 
>    1. Native mobile device detection, integrated WP_Touch
>    2. Visual editor for text widget/ visual editor api
>    3. Mobile editor theme
>    4. Asset Manager for distraction free writing
>    5. Autosave doesn’t work if you remove title from custom post type
>    (localStorage HTML5 goodness)
>    6. VIM keybindings in DFW
> 
> 
> 
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