On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 7:30 PM, Emmanuel Lécharny <[email protected]> wrote: > Le 4/17/12 3:48 PM, Ashish a écrit : > >>> Our first approach here is first to get the minimal stack working for >>> Socket, both client and server, with the correct processing of messages. >>> We >>> all know how the full thing works, so we can build MINA 3.0 with MINA 2.0 >>> in >>> mind, but avoiding the errors that have been made. That means, we don't >>> have >>> to throw everything out of the windows, but if we like to do so, so be it >>> :) >>> >>> One last thing, I'd like to have an incremental project, where an >>> addition >>> does not break what we already have added. I don't believe that a big >>> bang >>> approach is likely to work, I think that baby steps are way better. But >>> if >>> something that was added does not fit with a new idea you have, then >>> let's >>> churn the existing stack to fit your new ideas :) >> >> This makes sense. Don't intend to break anything or do something out >> of the way. Just trying to figure out the baby steps to take. >> We already have some samples working, so will try to play around and >> figure out the next steps and of-course make some noises. > > > Don't get me wrong : I'm not writing this to tell you to be cautious. I know > you are. I just summarized the discussions we had when we started 3.0 as you > were MIA lately.
Absolutely not :) I appreciate your insight into things and you are always welcome to provide feedback. I have known you for more than 3 yrs now :) Incremental stuff is the way to go, build, try it out and see if it works. I have got an idea to organize a Google Hangout to discuss about 3.0, if people are interested. We can discuss and formulate a roadmap. wdyt? thanks ashish
