On Mon, 1 Feb 2010 10:10:08 +0000, Alex Francis wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 2:45 PM, Lyle <[email protected]> wrote:
> > We'd been talking about this at the meetings. Things finally look
> > to be moving forward. I've got the site up:-
> > http://www.perl6.org.uk
> > Feedback please.
Looks good, but the style on the user stats page makes the country and
group names invisible
> > Originally the date was planned for 20th February, but that's too
> > short notice now. I've spoke to UWE and they are ok with a
> > reschedule. So date suggestions please and I'll check they don't
> > clash. 27th of March is an open day, so that's out...
>
> 20th Feb is a Saturday, so I guess we're going for another Saturday?
> Saturdays in March:
>
> * 6th
> * 13th
> * 20th
>
> I'm fairly sure I could make any of those.
As could I. However, to give enough notice, I'd say that the 20th was
the earliest we could use, and only if we had a fully written
announcement ready to release today. I'd therefore prefer any
Saturday in April.
As for the announcement, some indication of which areas are going to
be investigated would be useful. Also, giving an idea of what form
such investigations might take would clarify things immensely, not to
mention making them less aimless. It may also help if each group was
lead by someone with a relatively clear idea of what there was to
investigate.
Basically, we need to make it a bit less abstract and vague.
--
Peter Haworth [email protected]
"Last time I looked at the perl 5 regex engine (and I'm still
recovering, but the medication's helping) it was just a little
bytecode engine with massive amounts of Nasty Evil piled on top."
-- Dan Sugalski
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