> 1. Personally, I don't know if a ActiveRecord project template is very > useful because you can use ActiveRecord in different ways (ActiveRecordBase > or not), while the current wizard seems to be promoting ActiveRecordBase > when most of us don't use it. Do we really need this wizard since it is > pretty basic? The real question is, do you see it helping new users over a > getting started page in the docs or a basic sample project included in the > docs? I'd strip the wizard down to choose whether to create a separate test project and adding the required assembly references. That's a mindless task perfect for automatization.
> 2. There are also quite a few ways to set up MonoRail, so I propose we cut > the functionality of the current wizard back to a basic wizard that builds > you an instantly runnable MonoRail app (with your choice of view engine), > where you can then use the docs to set up more complex things. This comes > back to the point of do we really need new project wizards, are empty sample > projects enough? New users to castle are welcome to reply with their opinion > to this. Last time I did it, setting up an MR project was a PITA taking me a full afternoon murmuring curses and swears. Not that I even took time for a test project... > 3. Does anyone see value in integrating Castle Visual Studio Integration > from the contrib with the new project wizards (all installed from one > installer)? As an optional compoment, yes. > 4. Does anyone see a problem with the Castle MSI being released with the > newest build of each project, with some being built from the trunk until > they have an official release, as long as the installer specifies what > versions it comes with? Unless there is a release, trunk is what is nearest to it, so ok. > 5. Are there any VS integration features that we should be employing to make > any Castle project easier to use? What about packing ActiveWriter with the MSI? > 6. Does anyone see any problems with dropping support for VS2005 since we > are only supporting 3.5 from now on? No, I think dropping VS2005 is fine. -Markus --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Castle Project Development List" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/castle-project-devel?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
