[NUUG fiksgatami] [patch] Small update to the norwegian fixmystreet translation

[selvam velmurugan]

I'll mail a tar of the code repository as that might be easier for the
time-being. One word of caution - please lower your expectations :), as I
just hacked through the system to get things working the way I wanted.
We've been busy with couple other initiatives along the lines of
VoteReport.in, Sharek9061.org, AliveInAfghanistan.org (which we launched
earlier to help monitor elections).

And, another development you might be interested in, is we're planning to
adapt the Ushahidi framework to launch FixOurCity in Delhi. If that goes
fine, then we might migrate the existing one to Ushahidi as well. Let me
know if you would like to know more.


On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 12:31 AM, Petter Reinholdtsen <pere at hungry.com>wrote:

> [Selvam Velmurugan]
> > The code is currently under CVS and I plan to move it to a public
> > repository under GitHub once I find some time :)
>
> Did you find time yet?  I would really like to look at the changes you
> did.
>
> > There are still bits of quirkiness in the workflow that needs to be
> > hashed out. What you've encountered is an issue on my plate to be
> > fixed. If you try 'Velachery' and 'latha' as area/street names and
> > choose 'latha street' from the options, then you can proceed to file
> > the issue.
> >
> > Regarding changes that were made to the codebase, below are few notable
> > ones.
> >
> > 1. Support for lat/lon rather than easting/northing
>
> This one would be very useful for us to.  How did you implement it?
> I've done a simple version storing easting/northing in the database
> and converting on input and output, but it is not optimal.
>
> > 2. Google maps integration (albeit static - hopefully will move to
> > dynamic maps with reverse-geocoding sometime soon)
>
> I've a draft integration with openlayers, which isn't able to accept
> input yet.
>
> > 3. Integration with backend online complaint management systems
>
> I suspect this one would be very different from area to area. :)
>
> Happy hacking,
> --
> Petter Reinholdtsen
>
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