Roadmap for Nike+PHP
Despite what I said in my post yesterday, I’ve created a roadmap page to give a small heads up on what the future holds for Nike+PHP.
The short version is that there will be a v2 sooner rather than later, but v1 will be around for as long as there is a v1 on Nike’s ‘api’. Check out the roadmap page for more information and for updates.
Widget requests
I’ve had a road map since v1.0 and that roadmap continues for the next two versions of Nike+PHP, the beta releases ensure I had everything ready and from v1.0 I’ve been able to create the first widget for the project.
Without revealing too much about where I want Nike+PHP to go, I am looking to create more widgets and get the project out there. Because of the nature of the project, I’m not sure a WordPress widget is really appropriate, but I I’ll make them all compatible by making them rely on JavaScript.
I’d like to hear from users of Nike+PHP about what widgets they’d like built for them. I have a few in mind, but I think catering for what the community really wants would be the best way to go. Please feel free to contact me privately, or post a comment to this post. I won’t close comments on this post until I’m ready to start a second batch of these requests.
Get your Nike+ ID
Getting your Nike+ ID has always been one of the hardest issues, but I’ve made it a hell of a lot easier!
You can now get your Nike ID by filling in the Nike ID form. I do not capture any results and the form below is used purely for retrieving your Nike ID.
New website platform
To make it easier to maintain, Nike+PHP’s support website (this one) has moved to a WordPress platform. The code continues to be hosted on Google Code, but this new platform should mean that I can now provide a RSS feed for updates and news about the project, something I wasn’t really able to do with the old site.
If you have any comments/concerns about a release, please comment on the latest release, and I’ll do my best to respond where necessary.