On Fri, 14 Mar 2003 22:10, Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
This is the problem and Peter appears to be the only one *really* watching over what's going on in this project. Probably because he's doing some sneaky moves himself so he's more sensible about them.
Please don't. I have been fairly open about what I am going to be doing over next bit.
Sorry, you are right, that was a little over the line. I apologize.
I am moving all the code out that I am sole author for. I am encouraging others to do the same - I hope within a few months that most of avalon-apps will be gone and significant portions of excalibur will also be gone. Paul has already moved some stuff out, as has Eung-Ju and I. I have been poking the other Peter to do the same.
Why do you think this is good? (I'm not ironic, I'm just curious)
In time I will start poking some of the Cocoon peeps to migrate some of the Cocoon originated stuff back into Cocoon - much better for Cocoon that way and hopefully better for Avalon.
I'm *soooo* glad to hear that. Moving stuff from cocoon to avalon was a mistake. I agree.
The problem is that I don't want to see yet another migration. there are many avalon committers maintaining that code. As long as this this done, I don't see a reason to move it back.
Post fortress release I intend to attempt to get framework cleaned up; marker interfaces, component.*, *Selectors deprecated. Provide a solid ECM-> fortress migration path and finally start process of dumping the crappy code we have been carrying for ages.
As long as you provide a sane and socially-acceptable migration path, I'm all for it.
At the same time I have consolidating Phoenix. Basically means getting unit tests solid and trying to get 95% test coverage on all the supporting libraries. I also plan to make it more agile by reducing dependencies, reducing duplication, internal decoupling and so forth.
Good stuff.
In the end I want to see the majority of cornerstone/excalibur/apps gone. Framework to be half deprecated, docs to be decrufted. Hows that for sneaky?
Finally I was able to have you speak about what your plans are.
Great.
Now that we know your vision, at least, we can interpret your moves.
Thanks for clarifying. I think this is really helpful for everybody.
Stefano.
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