[Freeswitch-users] State of GUIs

Patrick Lists freeswitch-list at puzzled.xs4all.nl
Thu Mar 8 16:18:22 MSK 2012


On 08-03-12 09:17, Brett Wilson wrote:
> I checked out freepbx. Freepbx v3, the complete rewrite that was
> supposed to work with freeswitch, actually got spun off into the
> blue.box project. Seems that the blue.box project is basically dead. The
> last commit was November 2011. Fusionpbx looks to be the only game in
> town. I was wrong, it is still being developed. I just did a new install
> of it today, and allowed it to auto update. There are indeed some
> changes that I see from my install from about 4 months ago. So that is a
> positive thing, but its too bad that the feel is still lacking. I took a
> look at some code, and what I saw did not impress me. Display code mixed
> right in with the logic. I did not look for more than about 30 seconds,
> but IMO it is not ‘proper’ application design. I am a big proponent of
> MVC architecture, and what I saw of fusionpbx code does not look all
> that impressive. I give credit where credit is due. The platform is
> functioning to an extent, most things actually work. I do realize that
> developing something of that size requires tons of effort. My ideal
> solution would be something driven by ExtJS and PHP on the backend.
> ExtJS provides the most advanced and rich javascript controls i have
> seen. Plus its sister product, sencha touch, would enable great admin
> functionality from a smartphone or tablet device. Here I go rambling on…
> I wish someone would develop an awesome GUI for freeswitch to help get
> it into the limelight where it deserves to be. If I had the time I would
> love to create a comprehensive and great looking GUI.

I you like blue.box more than fusionpbx but feel things are missing in 
blue.box then why not talk to the 2600hz developers and hire them to add 
that functionality?

If you are looking for a slick GUI then have a look at the Cudatel:
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Regards,
Patrick



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