Thorsten Scherler wrote:
El dom, 04-06-2006 a las 13:12 +0200, Jörn Nettingsmeier escribió:
...is that this list is totally dead on weekends and bank holidays,
since most core developers work on lenya on their day jobs.
unfortunately that's when it would be most valuable to me and other
non-professional contributors...
That would be ideal if we could have a 24/7 support here through the
community. I had a nice weekend in the sun and on the pool so I did not
felt the urge to be in front of a PC. ;)
all too understandable. note that i'm not talking about support, but
rather about development discussions.
so the same ritual commences every weekend: /me posts 10000 messages,
and on monday everybody thinks "what a jerk, talking to himself all the
time, let's ignore him" :-D
Please, that is not true.
i know, i was joking.
The mailings are now in the archive and we can
read them. Normally it takes a while to give responses to a massive
patch mails. BTW please use the issue tracker in future.
i'm aware of this policy to feed patches into bugzilla. however, i have
two concerns with that:
a) bugzilla seems to be write-only in large parts.
b) i don't consider my patches to be industry-strength yet. being new to
lenya development and java in general, i'd rather get some feedback (in
a more detailed and verbose form than the bugzilla replies) and improve
my skills. it would be a very bad idea indeed to clutter the issue
tracker with "newbie training", given that we already have so many open
bugs for such few eyeballs.
regards,
jörn
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Jörn Nettingsmeier, EDV-Administrator
Institut für Politikwissenschaft
Universität Duisburg-Essen, Standort Duisburg
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