LimeSurvey 2.0 Roadmap
LimeSurvey Version 2.x
LimeSurvey 2.0 will be a complete rewrite and will be carefully re-designed with all the experience in mind that we collected by using and coding LimeSurvey so far.The following points will be focused on:
- Rewriting the complete code to make it more flexible & modular and improve the (programmers) documentation.
- Making the templating system more robust and extracting the HTML code currently built into LimeSurvey so that this will be templatable as well. Separation of content and presentation
- Using CakePHP
- Different export capabilities: CSV, XLS, XML, PDF, PPT, ODF specially designed reports for external analysis tools, etc., to be able to process result data more easily. Including export of statistics.
- Enhanced user features (for viewing and editing results)
- Plug-in Question types
- Enhanced conditions (content, groups, participant data, invisible)
- Completely re-designed ergonomic user-interface with AJAX and Web 2.0 features
- PHP5
Development Branch Coordinator
- Carsten Schmitz(c_schmitz)(Global Project Leader)
Developers
- Karolina Maneva-Jakimoska, engineer (1 day/week, LDAP auth plugin)
- Amit Kumar, Student (1.5 days per week, I18n & L10n)
- Jason Cleeland
Schedule & Prioritized Task List
Baseline LimeSurvey 2.0 (April 14th kick off)
The roadmap has been moved to our bug tracker's roadmap. You can view it at: http://bugs.limesurvey.org./roadmap_page.php
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