While at the Hackathon, Björn, Ross, Ian, myself and others collected some ideas for directions in which Hackage (the web interface primarily, as opposed to cabal-install) should develop. I put everything in this wiki page: http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/hackage/wiki/HackageToDo It's quite rough, but I think it's a good starting point. I suggest we do some more brainstorming and flesh out that page, and then extract a "plan" for how to proceed. Of course the plan shouldn't be single threaded - there will be tasks that can be tackled independently, but there will necessarily be dependencies. For example there are lots of things that can't be done until we have automatic package building of some kind. We should have some milestones, focussed towards getting to a point that the system is usable quickly, and adding the bells & whistles later. First off we have two web interfaces: Ross's and Lemmih's. Ross's lets you upload. In due course having multiple web interfaces is certainly a possibility, but for now we need to focus our limited efforts in one place. I suggest Ross's inteface, being the closest to being usable, is the right place to start. Ross - is it possible to write some simple instructions describing how to set up the web interface on a local machine for development/testing? Cheers, Simon