>Dan, >good to hear that Rickard is inspirational and would love to see you >get "smitten" by Qi4j... :-)
Well, that was done a long time ago ... :) >As others have pointed out, working with the GIT master branches means >that all GIT repositories depends on "themselves", i.e. any current >Qi4j GIT repo will depend on qi4j-core master branch, and so forth. What I am after is to smoothen the path after me, making it easier for the next adapter. I think Qi4j is a great mindset and framework and would love to see it more widely adopted. I think a crucial part of that is to have tutorials that are *really smooth* tutorials. And that is where I want to contribute. I have walked through the HelloWorld-tutorial and have a ton of notes. I do have community committer rights, but I need access for the site as well: how do I get that? > So, for now; clone them all, and build with the following; >#!/bin/sh >cd qi4j-core && mvn clean && mvn install && cd ../qi4j-libraries && >mvn clean && mvn install && cd ../qi4j-extensions && mvn clean && mvn >install && cd ../qi4j-tests && mvn clean && mvn install && cd >../qi4j-tools && mvn clean && mvn install && cd ../qi4j-samples && mvn >clean && mvn install && cd ../qi4j-tutorials && mvn clean && mvn >install && cd .. Right. I created a similar script myself, including the cloning, which I intend to include in the tutorial as well. Right now someone interested have to make a lot of guesswork just to get to the point where they can start trying Qi4j out. Let´s change that. > We are also eager to release 1.2 in the near future, possibly by next weekend. Cool. Keep up the good job. I am following you, and try to get some more people to tag along. Yours Dan _______________________________________________ qi4j-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/qi4j-dev
