Savino, Matt C wrote:
I regretted the tone of that last email as soon as
I spit it out. I'm just not having a very great day. I know from watching
the fop-dev list for the last year or so that all the active players on FOP
are very concientious, hard-working and know what they're doing. Maybe you
can look at my little outburst as a rare window into the frustrations that
some of the end users are feeling but have the tact to withhold.
I think your comments will be read in that light.
...
I've sort of become the chief FOP evangelist/programmer.
... People are starting to look at my PDF solution. I'm just afraid
they're going to look behind the curtain and see that I can't generate five
10-page reports at once (or one 100-page report) on one instance of Weblogic
running on $80k worth of hardware--w/o running out of memory or coming to a
standstill.
So basically, the nuts are on the anvil? I hope no-one reads this
mailing list.
I guess even the roughest non-binding ETA on the redesign might help some of
us sleep better at night - 6 mos?
***
1 year?
*** My guess. I think the design is getting towards critical mass. See
my other post responding to Arved.
2 years? more? And just out of
curiosity, why are you starving to finish this - love? future consulting
gigs? both?
Things slowed down a lot after dot.con, and here in Brisbane they were
slow to start with. I have a (voluntary) application for FOP, and I had
a need to learn Java to spruce up my skill set. Future consulting? I
suppose I can dream.
Peter