I agree that the OFBiz mailing lists and other OFBiz-specific fora are not a
good place to discuss or advertise Moqui or any other non-OFBiz project. For
this reason after the initial discussions about using Moqui in OFBiz I've tried
to limit my comments about Moqui to specific ideas in Moqui
I have no problem with open and frank discussions about the shortcomings of
OFBiz, I'm totally in favor of them. I guess it all depends on context and
intent. In my opinion PMC members have an obligation to act in the best
interests of the project when interacting with the project and its
Al,
Privately or not, if this is how you intend to interact with OFBiz users by
actively encouraging them to switch to the competing framework that you're
currently working with, then I'd strongly encourage you to resign from the
OFBiz PMC. It's really not the type of project management we
Valid point, Scott. I have offered to resign years ago as I am not active,
but no one took me up on it. Sounds like you need project management that
requires active PMC members. I will send my resignation request to the pmc
list where this conversation should probably take place.
-Al
On Fri,
Thanks Al. More than anything we need PMC members who are helping the project
rather than hurting it.
Regards
Scott
On 31/05/2013, at 10:13 PM, Al Byers wrote:
Valid point, Scott. I have offered to resign years ago as I am not active,
but no one took me up on it. Sounds like you need
I suppose I'm just as guilty of this as Al.
Doing this sort of thing has been common since the beginning of OFBiz and
includes users, contributors, committers, and once it existed PMC members too.
There have been all sorts of discussions over time about alternative tools and
even alternative
I feel like I owe another apology to the OFBiz developers. Though my
initial remarks were accidental (and embarrassing), I was wrong not to
acknowledge that OFBiz has a wealth of functionality that Moqui does not
approach at this time. And my lack of first hand knowledge of all the work
that has
Well put, Adrian, well put!
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From: Al Byers bye...@automationgroups.com
I feel like I owe another apology to the OFBiz developers. Though my
initial remarks were accidental (and embarrassing), I was wrong not to
acknowledge that OFBiz has a wealth of functionality that Moqui does not
approach at this time. And my lack of
OFBiz has recently turned 12 years old. At the time it was written many more
modern libraries either didn't exist or were not usable, including:
- Groovy
- ehcache
- Quartz Scheduler
- Atomikos
- JackRabbit (and JCR in general)
- Shiro
- Camel
- JSON-RPC, REST, JSON in general
- ElasticSearch
Hi Carlos,
I am just starting to look around for OFBiz work and was intrigued to see
your email there this morning. I have been working with OFBiz for over 10
years now and am interested in what you have going.
But I must ask if you have considered Moqui (moqui.org) - David Jones's
successor to
Hi Carlos,
I would like to know more about this opportunity, I am a java developer
with 6.9 years or experience and a passionate ofbiz developer as well. I am
launching my own ofbiz based ecommerce site www.simbacart.com in coming few
days.
Let me know if we can share a quick chat over gtalk.
-5499
From: Al Byers [mailto:bye...@automationgroups.com]
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 11:05 AM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: Looking for an experience Java programmer with OFBiz experience
Hi Carlos,
I am just starting to look around for OFBiz work and was intrigued to see
your
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Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 12:45 PM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: RE: Looking for an experience Java programmer with OFBiz experience
Hi Al;
Interesting info, I'm interested in taking advantage of OFBiz's backend
logic. I currently have a proprietary call center app done in Flex I
A quick clarification on this.
OFBiz was brilliant when David created it over ten years ago, but...
implies OFBiz is no longer brilliant. OFBiz continues to be just as
brilliant, with a talented team of developers keeping it current with
current technology.
-Adrian
On 5/20/2013 4:04 PM, Al
Sorry Adrian,
Had my mind on too many things and didn't mean to send it to the list. But
then, a dose of open mike might be refreshing. I know that there are some
great developers on OFBiz, but sometimes things get too large to refactor
and a fresh start is better.
I don't think American car
From: Al Byers bye...@automationgroups.com
Sorry Adrian,
Had my mind on too many things and didn't mean to send it to the list. But
then, a dose of open mike might be refreshing. I know that there are some
great developers on OFBiz, but sometimes things get too large to refactor
and a fresh
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