On 21.03.2013 14:06, Chris Green wrote:
Chris,
It happened to me already that I filed a bug on github, and as it
turned out the problem was that the cache in my browser was not
cleared, and I had javascript functions from the pre-upgrade version
after an upgrade. I felt silly to use the time of a developer
unnecessarily. (Although I learned from the experience).
What you describe here is not much of a problem because
a) if its not a bug we sort it out and close it. Even better that its
not a bug. Closing a bug is nice thing to do :)
b) Being-not-so-experienced in something is no problem. No need to feel
stupid or anything. You always can be sure that there are others doing
the same thing (wrong) and
c) the bug tracker is also a kind of documentation resource. One problem
sorted out once stays sorted out for everybody ending up at that problem
later...
The only thing that really poisons the work is unfriendly and demanding
attitude (which we seldomly see here :-)
Well, we're operating in a difficult area, this whole client<->server
stuff is not easy. Rather go and write a poor man's office app if you
like it easy ;-P
Yes, it demands patience from all of us to get stuff sorted. Thanks for
your help on that, I am sure we will get there...
Klaas
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