+1 @ Mark :) On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 2:14 PM, Mark Struberg <[email protected]> wrote: > bernd, there was really _not_ more content as in the transcript! > >> > I then did a screenshare to the call, and did a >> run-through of the key >> > elements of the architecture: core, defaults, >> alternatives, viewer; and >> > referencing JSR-299 for the terminology of "defaults" >> and "alternatives" >> > (we're hoping to refactor towards JSR-299 during >> incubation). >> >> Wow, this seems to be pretty important stuff for anyone >> interested in >> the project. Where can I find that information? In the ML >> archives? On >> the website? (Sorry, I'm new to the project.) > > There are 2 books on this topic (Isis, NakedObjects). All what Dan did was to > give us a brief interactive intro. But there are also public talks on this > topic, e.g. Dan's Devoxx talk for which I posted a parleys link on the > mailing list in the past already. All this information got already published > on the list weeks ago... > For the JSR-299 part: we just talked about what we could do and what kind of > specced CDI functionality is available in general. Nothing which didn't > already got covered on the list also ... > > So please lets not make an elephant from a fly :) > > LieGrue, > strub > > > --- On Fri, 11/26/10, Bernd Fondermann <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> From: Bernd Fondermann <[email protected]> >> Subject: Re: skype conf call write-up... >> To: [email protected] >> Date: Friday, November 26, 2010, 11:47 AM >> Hi, >> >> As I said on the incubator-general list, I think having >> conference >> calls for incubating projects or Apache projects in general >> is not an >> overwhelmingly good idea. More details inline. >> >> On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 00:15, Dan Haywood <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> > Somewhat belatedly, just capturing a few notes from >> the skype conf call that >> > took place last Thu (crikey ... a week ago!) >> > >> <snip/> >> > >> > We then went around the "table" and introduced >> ourselves. Sorry, I didn't >> > take detailed notes, but my impression (and from >> following mails on >> > isis-dev) was that this was really worthwhile, and >> helped the community feel >> > like, well, a community. >> >> Except that for those not on the call, we now feel like not >> being part >> of the community. >> The community is here on-list and includes those lurkers >> and users not >> actively participating. At open source projects, committers >> typically >> represent less than 10% of the community, as you can derive >> from >> mailing list subscriber numbers. >> >> > I then did a screenshare to the call, and did a >> run-through of the key >> > elements of the architecture: core, defaults, >> alternatives, viewer; and >> > referencing JSR-299 for the terminology of "defaults" >> and "alternatives" >> > (we're hoping to refactor towards JSR-299 during >> incubation). >> >> Wow, this seems to be pretty important stuff for anyone >> interested in >> the project. Where can I find that information? In the ML >> archives? On >> the website? (Sorry, I'm new to the project.) >> >> >I also >> > described the different builds supported: mvn clean >> install and mvn >> > site-deploy, x-refing the wiki for details. >> > >> > We also talking briefly about the fact that we'll need >> to decide on a v0.1 >> > release, what's to go into it, and when to aim for. >> I promised to put some >> > posts on the ML about this (which I've still to do). >> >> Releasing is a pretty important aspect for any project. >> Time would >> have been spent much better posting to the ML directly >> instead of >> discussing it on skype and then waiting a week until >> posting. >> >> As was emphasized elsewhere, off-list communication is not >> forbidden >> and it will happen - as a matter of fact. I just want to >> point out its >> disadvantages. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Bernd >> > > > >
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