Module Developer Wanted

By Nick Wilson on 30 Jul 2005 at 09:32 UTC

Hi,

I'm looking for an experienced module developer to write something for www.threadwatch.org

Rough Spec:

* Simple Story-like module (just some extra fields - i can do the theme stuff)
* Should use the folksonomies API so that users tag each item with one or more tag(s) instead of choosing a category
* Should have tag cloud page - but not the normal shite, just a *list* of the most populated, and or recently populated tags
* Should have an RSS feed for each tag
* Should have role based permission structure

If you think you can do that, and you have a good deal of experience working with drupal modules, and can work quickly and efficiently, to the spec, then contact me at nick@threadwatch.org

Thanks

Comments

Forget this

Nick Wilson commented 30 July 2005 at 12:21

I see that folksonomies are being commited to core in CVS HEAD, i'll just wait for that :)

tagadelic

Bèr Kessels commented 2 August 2005 at 19:49

tagadelic can be there for you, to be used too.
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nice

bertboerland commented 2 August 2005 at 20:10

user should read this and download from cvs for the time being.

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Tagadelic looks interesting,

Nick Wilson commented 9 August 2005 at 08:07

Tagadelic looks interesting, but i wonder if there's much point if freetagging is going to be included in core?

Isn't tagadelic for presentation?

robertDouglass commented 9 August 2005 at 08:20

I thought tagadelic printed tags in bigger or smaller fonts to give a sense for how many times they were in use? Free tagging has nothing to do with that, but rather lets you enter your taxonomy terms as a list of words instead of selecting them from a pre-fab list.

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