I've used Pharo 2.0 for teaching on Monday/Tuesday. Apart from a few
bugs here and there, it worked fine (but the bugs were rather annoying
to explain to Smalltalk beginners).
At the same time, my production development is on 1.4.
So I think it could/should go beta soon. I'd be happy if I know some of
the core packages won't change under me :)
Thierry
Le 22/11/2012 08:17, Stéphane Ducasse a écrit :
sounds good to me.
Esteban we should do a list of points to fix.
- Nautilus with trees :)
- default shortcuts
- fix criticbrowser (I'm working on it).
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Stef
my proposal so far is:
- prepare the vms as "NB ready" (I was planning to work on that next week,
using the new infraestructure)
- include NB as "ready to use"
- include Opal as "preview"
No more integrations for 2.0.
We will be able to load Athens (since VMs and image will be prepared) with just a simple
Metacello configuration. I don't know if including it as "preview" (like opal)
Igor, what do you think?
I need all next week to prepare that (with Marcus assistance, of course :P)...
Are we ok with that?
Esteban
ps: If we don't go to beta next week will be really difficult to release in
February (as is stipulated now)
On Nov 21, 2012, at 11:47 PM, Camillo Bruni <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2012-11-21, at 19:41, Stéphane Ducasse <[email protected]> wrote:
On Nov 21, 2012, at 11:37 PM, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
+1 for including only NB and then just bug fixes. No new stuff.
So...slots and new classbuilder will be for next release. Same for Opal I guess.
No Opal should be in previous as well as Athens.
These projects should come back to light. Else this will never happen.
I think that the thing we did with filesystem in 1.4 was good
- integrate the detached project
- apply the refactorings during development
then in the next release
- change tools to use the new infrastructure
- remove old code
I think we did almost the same with Zinc, no?
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