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Re: [DotGNU]Portable.NET roadmap idea & next meet.
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Re: [DotGNU]Portable.NET roadmap idea & next meet. |
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Fri, 26 Apr 2002 15:18:45 -0500 |
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Gopal . V wrote:
Hi everyone,
This message as usual announces the portable.net meet for the
weekend on IRC at
irc.openprojects.net #dotgnu at 1000 UTC
(UTC is GMT most of the time , but not in winter due to DST)
Sorry, can't be here for either (work) :(
Also I have been mulling around with an idea to speed up Pnetlib
developement. The "pick a class & work" is a great idea when you
know what you're doing , but when it comes to learning C# writing
pnetlib it sucks !
Hey, it worked for me ;), except for the speed up thing
So the idea of the week is something called a weekly roadmap. This
is a priority TODO for the week. This is some motivation to people
like me who are practically aimless in development. Also this will
help people to pick a class for which purpose /pnetlib/HACKING is
totally useless.
This is a good idea, as long as it doesn't impose too much structure on
pnetlib. Just a reminder of the virtues of informality. i.e. we _could_ have
separate lists for cscc, ilrun, and pnetlib, but that would be no fun ;)
Also we'll be featuring a contributor of the week for the person
who patches the maximum bugs/classes in that week. Also the
"Bugmeister" award goes to the guy who finds bugs in the pnetlib/
pnet codes (fixing it will score you two points). Only patches & bugs
reported in Savannah are considered , so don't mail it here !.
Sounds cool
So if someone likes this idea (which I gathered from the last meeting),
please do comment on it. I'll write a web-application to feature these
stuff and do a lot of work to help the newbies (even write docs)......
Docs! Docs! BTW, I want to remind everyone that because Free Software needs
Free manuals, DotGNU will need stuff like its own FDL'd C# reference, focusing
on pnet features rather than MS features....this is in reference to the live C#
tutorial supposedly going on today.
--
Stephen Compall
DotGNU `Contributor' -- http://www.dotgnu.org/
I see you chose the password "starfish." I suggest that you switch to
the password "carriage return." It's much easier to type, and also it
stands up to the principle that there should be no passwords.
-- Output to a user trying to change his password on the MIT
LCS system, part of RMS's 0-length password crusade
- [DotGNU]Portable.NET roadmap idea & next meet., Gopal . V, 2002/04/26
- Re: [DotGNU]Portable.NET roadmap idea & next meet., Gopal . V, 2002/04/26
- Re: [DotGNU]Portable.NET roadmap idea & next meet.,
S11001001 <=
- [DotGNU]This Week's Pnet Roadmap, Gopal V, 2002/04/27
- Re: [DotGNU]This Week's Pnet Roadmap, Silvernerd, 2002/04/27
- Last chance, newbies (was: [DotGNU]This Week's Pnet Roadmap), Gopal . V, 2002/04/27
- Re: Last chance, newbies (was: [DotGNU]This Week's Pnet Roadmap), Brandon Bremen, 2002/04/27
- Re: Last chance, newbies (was: [DotGNU]This Week's Pnet Roadmap), Gopal V, 2002/04/28
- [DotGNU]Re: Last chance, newbies, Silvernerd, 2002/04/29
- [DotGNU]Re: Last chance, newbies, Gopal V, 2002/04/29
- Re: Last chance, newbies (was: [DotGNU]This Week's Pnet Roadmap), Silvernerd, 2002/04/28
Re: [DotGNU]This Week's Pnet Roadmap, Gopal V, 2002/04/27