Hi Kilon, Le 30 sept. 2014 à 15:53, kilon alios a écrit :
> Actually the best thing to do when you 2 choices is to pick the third one. In > this case its what I call "double mode" , you see it quite frequently with > software synthesizer, as you can imagine a synthesizer is a complex > electronic music instrument that can reach up to thousand of parameters > easily so what designers have done is to create an easy mode and an advanced > mode. In easy mode is for those that want to create sounds on the go, usually > that means around 10-30 parameters buttons and advanced mode is divided into > panels that can expanded collapse to control the complexity of the GUI that > may contain even thousands of parameters. > > GUI design is a science and an art but yes you can have your cake and eat it > too. > > I think with Versioner we can keep it small for now and then if it get a bit > more complex go for a double mode. > > About collaboration if you are familiar with git and github then nothing can > beat this workflow . You create a repo in gihub, I fork it, and I then send > pull requests to you, pull requests do not affect your code and you can > choose what to merge and not to merge giving you complete control and me the > safety that I wont brake anything. You can also comment the code directly > using github web interface and of course the issue tracker for any issue that > may be reported. If you are not familiar with git or dont want to us it , I > have no issues committing to smalltalkhub , I will create a mirror repo in > github anyway for my work since this is how I work when it comes to my Pharo > projects. > > The choice is your, I will now start studying the code and see what I can > bring to it. Sorry for the delay. I was about to move Versionner to git but finally, I prefer to wait a bit before switching. I cleaned up Versionner repository, i.e. give right package names so that we can easily catch branches. I think it will be the best way to collaborate for now: commit in a branch in the current repository on SmalltalkHub. Please, create a new branch for your contributions, and ping me if you have something to show or if you need help. Best regards, Christophe.
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