Hello,
Well, thanks Stephen for adding and clarifying things. Actually, I have
also submitted a proposal on the same and have been doing a lot of research
work on this for the past few weeks. So, I added up on the callback stuff.
Actually, I felt that it would be lots of work if someone want to ha
Hi guys,
I have updated my application on melange for "A Dashboard for
Admins/Owners/Moderators" project. Reviews on it are welcome.
Regards,
Shreyas Lakhe
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David Udelson writes:
> My proposal has been updated. I apologize if I breached mailing-list
> ediquette, I'll get the hang of this eventually :)
No etiquette problem. Those are my personal views about effective use
of the mailing list and Melange, respectively. I suspect from past
experience
My proposal has been updated. I apologize if I breached mailing-list
ediquette, I'll get the hang of this eventually :)
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 10:14 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull <
turnb...@sk.tsukuba.ac.jp> wrote:
> David Udelson writes:
>
> > Thanks for your feedback Aurelien.
> >
> > > we'll nee
Ana Badescu writes:
> The Javascript client is actually a node.js module, and users will be able
> to use it as part of a node.js application which just as Postorious, is
> server-side.
Oops, that's right, the REST API normally isn't exposed except to
localhost. My bad.
> However, we can se
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 4:05 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull
wrote:
> Florian Fuchs writes:
> If you want to go in that
> direction, you'd have to address the question "why does this
> application want to (mostly) run disconnected?"
>
The Javascript client is actually a node.js module, and users will be
David Udelson writes:
> Thanks for your feedback Aurelien.
>
> > we'll need something like a task queue and a daemon process or a cron job
>
> In my proposal I suggested using any of several asynchronous job queue
> libraries, such as Celery or Huey. [...]
So far, this is good discussion
Florian Fuchs writes:
> The intended audience are folks who use JS, so I'd rather not have
> a client that runs on node but looks like Python. :-)
+1
> > 2. I'd also like to make part of the project, a node.js application
> > that uses the Mailman Javascript client and offers all the
> > fun
Ankush Sharma writes:
> I cannot comment on this as I am a student just like you.
First, thank you very much for commenting in the first place!
Students helping each other is one of the most exciting aspects of
GSoC.
But I think you misunderstand "student" in the context of GSoC. It's
an accou
Thanks for your feedback Aurelien.
> we'll need something like a task queue and a daemon process or a cron job
In my proposal I suggested using any of several asynchronous job queue
libraries, such as Celery or Huey. These all use redis as a back-end.
Because I have no experience with asynchronou
>
> Another *very* nice way to handle asynchronous behaviour in JS (and
> one the avoids callback hell) is the Promises paradigm. Promises are a
> native ES6 feature per-spec, but not all platforms support it. Node
> doesn't, but there's a drop-in polyfill[1] and a number of other
> libraries you c
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Am 25.03.2015 um 07:51 schrieb Ana Badescu:
> Hello,
>
> While writing my proposal I came across 2 important issues related
> to the Javascript Client for the Mailman project that have yet to
> be raised:
>
> 1. What I initially had in mind, was to
Hey,
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 12:21 PM, Ana Badescu
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> While writing my proposal I came across 2 important issues related to the
> Javascript Client for the Mailman project that have yet to be raised:
>
> 1. What I initially had in mind, was to build a Mailman client in
> Javascr
Hey David, here are my thoughs on the challenges:
> 1) Determine which messages to include in the mbox.
> An entire list archive is clearly one choice, but is there also
> interest in generating mbox files for specific threads, list archieves
> between specific dates, etc.?
Hmm, depending on
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