Feature Assignment & Ownership

[salmad3]

Overview:

As we continue to innovate, enhance, and maintain Ignite, let's ensure we align efforts and expertise to maximize impact. To facilitate this, let's initiate a Feature Assignment process, aiming to streamline collaboration, leverage individual strengths, and efficiently address current issues and upcoming enhancements.

The primary goal of this initiative is to ensure that every key feature, bug fix, and improvement has a dedicated owner(s) from within our team. This approach not only fosters accountability but also promotes deep dives into specific areas, leading to more innovative solutions and robust development.

This also allows outside contributors and collaborators to participate more directly.

How to Participate:

1. Review Current Issues & Enhancements: Take some time to go through the Issues and Pull Requests on the GitHub repository. Pay special attention to open issues, feature requests, and discussions around potential improvements.

2. Idea Generation: Think about areas where you feel you can contribute the most, considering your expertise, interests, and the project's needs. Are there specific features you're passionate about? Any particular challenges you're eager to tackle?

3. Express Your Interests: Respond to this discussion thread with the features or issues you're interested in owning or contributing to. Feel free to mention more than one if you're drawn to multiple areas. This is also a great opportunity to propose new ideas or enhancements that you believe could benefit the Ignite CLI.

4. Collaboration & Support: If you see a peer expressing interest in an area you're knowledgeable about, consider offering support or collaboration.

[mondainai247]

Thanks @salmad3 I am doing #1 for Ignite by going through old issues. I think a lot of these "it would be nice to have" discussions can be resolved by suggesting an app creation for increased/improved functionality. If I close anything that others want to remain open, feel free to re-open them.