I am helping to update the list of tools and libraries for Solid. Please take a look at the tools page and let me know about any changes or additions. Apologies in advance for any inadvertent omissions or errors.
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I am helping to update the list of tools and libraries for Solid. Please take a look at the tools page and let me know about any changes or additions. Apologies in advance for any inadvertent omissions or errors.
[edited to show correct url]
Most of the libraries/apps I contributed to were just to try things out and are more of a PoC. So they are not well maintained. If you want to include them, here are the ones I worked at:
I try to keep solid-filemanager up to date, but the others are pretty much in an unmaintained mode. If an issue is opened I will probably fix it, but definitely not proactively.
Solid IDE url goes to solid-auth-client page
Edit: Shighl looks really cool. I didn’t know about that library.
@MitziLaszlo and @Vincent - given Otto’s statement above, how do you think we should handle these? Omit them because they are not maintained? Put in a section “orphan (unmaintained) packages” ?
I’d say usefulness is more important than whether maintained. Someone can always pick something useful up and start fixing it.
Maybe they could be labelled “Maintainers Welcome”?
Yeah definitely make sure to make it explicit, so that section sounds good. I’d only label them “maintainers welcome” if Otto is actually prepared to transfer maintainership
At some point in the future I think it might probably make more sense to have something maintained by the wider community similar to the many “awesome”-lists, where the website might just make a smaller selection of vetted tools, but at present we’re small-scale enough that this list can be comprehensive in my opinion.
Nobody should have to worry that their ownership will be hijacked
Maybe 4 categories?:
Proactively Maintained and Enhanced
Reactively (sorry to MZ, but we need that word) Maintained
Maintainers Needed
Archived
This link is now at https://github.com/solid/solidproject.org/blob/main/_posts/developers/apps/tools/2019-01-01-00_overview.md
Thanks, good catch. I changed it in the top post.