Hi Andy,
Thanks for being frank and open. Changing your mind can
be such a hard thing to do, and changing the minds of
lots of people is even harder.
On Sat, Jun 24, 2006 at 02:55:56PM -0700, Andy Clark wrote:
Thanks for your extreme patience in the matter of
the proposed Kabuki contribution
Andy,
Thank you for your message.
In addition to Leo's comments, please keep in mind that code licensed under the
Apache License, cannot be withdrawn from that license. You need not continue
work on your project here, and since the Kabuki community had not gotten
started, I don't know if
On 6/24/06, Andy Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... (snip)
We think that Kabuki is an ideal fit for a certain
class of Ajax solutions but not for others. As such,
we expect Kabuki to co-exist with Dojo, GWT, and
others. We now agree with other members of OpenAjax
that a peer relationship
Thanks for your extreme patience in the matter of
the proposed Kabuki contribution to the Apache
Incubator. The original delay was due to cleaning
up code, writing documentation, and other activities
to make the code ready for check-in to the Apache
source code repository.
While preparing the
