Fear not, I haven't left DynAPI entirely. I have had some very serious problems to worry about lately, so DynAPI has not be a priority.
But recently I have been doing some custom work with DynAPI. I will give out some urls once it's all live. I have made some improvements and mental notes of how to improve things further. There are some serious issues in the DynAPI that I will be fixing up when I get a chance. Top of the list of to-do's is better mouse event code, and allowing insertion of dynlayers before onLoad. I also plan to incorporate some layout managing code into DynLayer that should make widgets a little easier to build. The default managers will be very simple and lightweight - I do consider this necessary code and thus will be making it part of DynLayer itself. I have registered "dynapi.net" and "dynapi.org". They're not quite set up at the moment, but I plan to redirect dynapi.org to the dynapi sourceforge site, and build up dynapi.net into a new tutorial/demo site ala dynduo. So don't worry, things will get better. Cheers, Dan Steinman btw - the reply-to field still doesn't work On Mon, Oct 08, 2001 at 06:51:48PM +0200, Jordi Ministral wrote: > Ok, It seems that I'm the only one left from the original development > team of DynAPI 2. I can live with that. But maybe the DynAPI can't. I've > been busy ( you could tell that, I hardly can answer the mails ) and I'm > still figuring out the mailing list tools and CVS release scripts and > so. No one seems to be updating the CVS anymore and I don't see that > many bug. This is partially good news: it means all major problems are > solved and most people can work without dealing with DynAPI bugs. I mean > compared to, say, one year ago. However I can't help but having the > feeling that when someone pops up in the mailing lists saying that > someone should apply this or that patch or whatever, 'someone' is always > the same handful of people. > > Pascal left, Robert left, Dan left. There's people doing excellent work > and supporting duties, but who's left to do the coding ? If it's going > to be myself alone, expect things to go slow. This is not a complain but > an statement. > > I can grant CVS developer access to anyone interested. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Dynapi-Dev mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.mail-archive.com/dynapi-dev@lists.sourceforge.net/ _______________________________________________ Dynapi-Dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mail-archive.com/dynapi-dev@lists.sourceforge.net/
