Hi Artyom,
2014/1/10 Artyom Beilis <art...@ya...>:
> Active...
>
That is nice to hear.
> Yes, you don't see commits but it does not mean by any means that the project is
> stalled.
>
> However most of my work is concentrated currently on the CppCMS
> based project for a customer - some very complex CppCMS based system
> with absolutely outstanding loads running in production already for quite a significant
> period of time. I'm planning to publish some info about it in the blog.
>
I think that this is a quite good idea to write something about
real-life projects using
CppCMS. Also it communicates that there is something going on with CppCMS and
that the project is still alive.
> What happens that most of my effort is concentrated on actually "Using" CppCMS
> for a _paying_ customer - which obviously has higher priorities.
>
I totally understand this... somehow it must be possible to pay the bills :)
> Now I need to get back to beta version of CppCMS 1.2.0 soon - can't tell exactly
> how much time but I'm going to spend some of my time on the progress of
> the system.
>
> I really want to get multiple event loops support to 1.2.0 before the release.
>
That is fine, but I think the most common problem in the open source
world is put too many
new (badly tested) features into a release. It is always a bad
practice to post-prone a
new release because feature X is still on the TODO and feature Y is
only done 80%.
Release early, release often!
> Hopefully it answers the question.
>
Yes it does... thanks a lot!
greets
--
Christian Gmeiner, MSc
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