Hello, [email protected]
My name is Antonio, and I am a member of the systems team at the W3C. (I apologise in advance if this is not the right channel for my comments! If so, I would appreciate advice on how to contact the relevant people.)
At the World Wide Web Consortium we are starting to collect in a central location a copy of the JS libraries we use most often -- many published specs and other documents use jQuery, MathJax etc, and to avoid redundancy we are putting together a very simple, internal repository (think "our very own micro-CDN"). While doing so, we are faced with a few problems (how to handle different versions or strands of each library, how to get security announcements from developers and deploy their updates promptly, etc).
Leveraging libjs-* Debian packages is a possibility, although we still have to study if it fits our needs.
In any case, we suspect the maintainers of libjs-* are dealing with the same issues, so I would like to talk with some of you to maybe answer these question. E-mail, IRC or some kind of VoIP would work for me.
Thank you in advance, and keep on the good work. -- Antonio Olmo Titos web developer, W3C [email protected] http://w3.org/People/Antonio +81 335162504 _______________________________________________ Pkg-javascript-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pkg-javascript-devel
