The APIs are a horrible mess and there are many other things that need to go into them. At this point we're not really taking suggestions unless accompanied by a patch until and unless somebody adopts the project and is willing to be the one to step up and a) have the unified vision and b) get the shit done, because we don't have anybody dedicated to working on it and piecemeal updates without that unified vision are worse than no updates at all, as they'd break things constantly. It actually sucks less to have the APIs be "here there be dragons" until they can be fixed than to have them constantly in flux.
That makes sense-so basically need to find someone that's likely to be able to understand what's needed and work on it. Or learn a huge amount of stuff in a language I can't get my head around...
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There is not, it has to be done through the new update page.
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The APIs are a horrible mess and there are many other things that need to go into them. At this point we're not really taking suggestions unless accompanied by a patch until and unless somebody adopts the project and is willing to be the one to step up and a) have the unified vision and b) get the shit done, because we don't have anybody dedicated to working on it and piecemeal updates without that unified vision are worse than no updates at all, as they'd break things constantly. It actually sucks less to have the APIs be "here there be dragons" until they can be fixed than to have them constantly in flux.
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The good news is, there were a few people at YAPC who expressed interest!