On 6/28/11 10:38 PM, Hannes Korte wrote:
I think we don't need the Corporate CLA for the Walter stuff. I won't
use the Walter JavaScript code for our GUI, because I started
implementing our GUI in CoffeeScript instead of JavaScript. I decided
to start from scratch, because our GUI differs in many aspects from
the current Walter:
- only one sentence at a time
- complete keyboard navigation
- no relations
- token-wise annotation, not character-wise
- no file up- and download
But, just to be on the save side, I already handed the CLAs to my boss
and she handed it to our lawyers to check it.
The Contributor License Agreement is an agreement between you and the
ASF, read it and if you agree send
a signed version to the ASF secretary. The CCLA might not be necessary,
but might be good to have and
needs to be signed by your employer.
Anyway, when you start from scratch and start with small contributions
the ASF license flag in jira is enough to start with. This way we can
start accepting patches from you and that
is actually the process to become a committer here.
Can we integrate the CoffeeScript to JavaScript compile step into our
maven based build?
Jörn
