> On the other hand, Ian has also contributed a grand total of one line > of code to darcs since he started work on ghc, so this isn't a strong > case that ghc is contributing to darcs.
Hey! Let's bounce off this note and Max's "energy" questions, to work out how we can do a better job of attracting developers and keeping them. I think we need to target Haskellers. Maybe a good informal (if cheesy) poll to take on the Haskell Café is to have them complete this sentence: I would contribute to darcs if only... We'd most interested in answers other than (a) I had more time and (b) it was written in something other than Haskell. Maybe another fun project to get people excited is to start a Haskell implementation of git with the goal of having it perform as good or better than the original. This would prove to people that our performance issues are not due to Haskell, and it would generate some code to share with darcs. -- Eric Kow <http://www.nltg.brighton.ac.uk/home/Eric.Kow> PGP Key ID: 08AC04F9
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