Don't look at the minimized js files. They are generated from sources in js/
folder.
I agree that comments wise - the more the merrier, but I am not aware of
Wave web client that is documented better. I just want to note that Splash
code is very clean and very well structured IMO, and you can
Doing some testing I've noticed that the time and date for other
participants (ie not your participant) is still being given as 1970, Jan 1.
Where abouts in the code is this and is anyone else seeing it?
--
James Purser
Collaborynth
http://collaborynth.com.au
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Wave:
Yes. the issue is still open.
2011/3/30 James Purser jamesrpur...@gmail.com
Doing some testing I've noticed that the time and date for other
participants (ie not your participant) is still being given as 1970, Jan
1.
Where abouts in the code is this and is anyone else seeing it?
--
James
I mean issue 180
http://code.google.com/p/wave-protocol/issues/detail?id=180
2011/3/30 Yuri Z vega...@gmail.com
Yes. the issue is still open.
2011/3/30 James Purser jamesrpur...@gmail.com
Doing some testing I've noticed that the time and date for other
participants (ie not your
Not familiar with the code-- but it may be a Javascript bug. JS uses
milliseconds instead of seconds for Unix time, so you need to multiply
regular Unix time by a thousand.
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 3:39 PM, James Purser jamesrpur...@gmail.comwrote:
Doing some testing I've noticed that the time
That sounds like it could be the issue. Refreshing the page brings up the
correct date/time
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 9:45 AM, Kai Chang kai.s.ch...@gmail.com wrote:
Not familiar with the code-- but it may be a Javascript bug. JS uses
milliseconds instead of seconds for Unix time, so you need
Ok here is a simplified and rationalised version of the existing logo.
The main change is it is slightly less fussy. The is one vanishing point and it
actually follows a sine function.
It should look good on different background colours such as grey.
- Original Message
From: Jérémy
Hi Guys and Gals, I'm thinking we might try and organise another Apache Wave
Office hour, but this time I think we should use apache wave to do it. It
would be an excellent way to:
a) Test the existing code base with a real world stress test
b) Test the federation code as it stands
and
c) Show
That's a good idea. I'm in.
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 2:16 PM, James Purser jamesrpur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Guys and Gals, I'm thinking we might try and organise another Apache Wave
Office hour, but this time I think we should use apache wave to do it. It
would be an excellent way to:
a) Test
I'm working on a mobile android wave client, only with a different
goal (geolocating information and sharing it rather then a normal
text client).So different GUI, but same comms needed. I had a working
connection way back with FedOne but since then things have changed and
I've been struggling to
Yeah, we should eat our own dog food :). The only problem I foresee is that
we can't just publish reference to the wave but need add participants
explicitly (no public waves yet in WIAB).
2011/3/30 Soren Lassen so...@google.com
That's a good idea. I'm in.
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 2:16 PM,
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