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Re: [Marathonman-devel] Re: Marathon
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From: <co...@th...> - 2002-10-09 16:17:13
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Or, if you want to just go for it, feel free. |---------+---------------------------------------------> | | co...@th... | | | Sent by: | | | mar...@li...ur| | | ceforge.net | | | | | | | | | 10/09/2002 05:11 PM | | | | |---------+---------------------------------------------> >----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | To: mar...@li... | | cc: | | Subject: [Marathonman-devel] Re: Marathon | >----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Vijay, First off, I'm going to transfer this thread over onto the development discussion mailing list so that the entire world can benefit from our collective wonderfulness. And when working in geographically seperated teams, it is the closest thing to pairing aside from instant messenger. Right now, we are keeping the stories for each iteration over at the marathon wiki. http://wiki.truemesh.com/marathon/StoryQueue Currently, we are on milestone 5 which involves adding support for tables (pretty difficult) and lists (should be less difficult) as well as having a meaningful stack trace when an error occurs. No one has started on any of those tasks, so you can pick any one that you'd like, and we can work on it together over instant messenger so that I can guide you through the current source and testing structure. cheers, Charles Vijay R Aravamudhan To: Charles M Lowell/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks cc: Jason D Wadsworth/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks, Jeremy 10/08/2002 02:52 Stell-Smith/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks PM Subject: Re: Marathon(Document link: Charles M Lowell) Thanks for adding me in - that was quick! My yahoo id is: varavamu I downloaded the CVS repos snapshot last night - what are the goals for the next iteration? How can I contribute? Thanks Vijay Vijay R. Aravamudhan Developer / Consultant ThoughtWorks, Inc. 410, Townsend Street, 4th Floor San Francisco, CA 94107 t: 650 742 4750 f: 415 869 3001 Charles M Lowell To: Vijay R Aravamudhan/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks 10/08/2002 04:09 cc: Jason D Wadsworth/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks, Jeremy AM Stell-Smith/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks Subject: Re: marathonman(Document link: Vijay R Aravamudhan) Vijay, It's actually Marathon, not Marathon Man, that SF unix name was already taken :-( In fact, in our original version which we were running at a client site, we were using jfcunit to do all of our event dispatch. Currently, since we are doing a completely from-scratch rewrite, we're rolling our own, in a large part because we don't want any dependencies on junit itself. But, it would be *awesome* if you wanted to work on Marathon. We could really use your Swing Expertise. As fare as test bed applications that use Marathan, well, we use marathon to test marathon, so in that sense there is at least one. Also, there is a personal organizer which I am planning to use marathon for, but that still is without a UI at present. As far as modal dialogs go, I'm don't think that we have a problem, but we didn't have a problem when we were using jfcunit. In fact, as I recall, this was the explicit reason that we switched to jfcunit in the first place. Has this been a problem for you in the past? cheers, Charles ps- I've added you to the project. do you have a yahoo id? Vijay R Aravamudhan To: Charles M Lowell/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks, Jeremy Stell-Smith/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks, Jason D 10/08/2002 06:34 Wadsworth/Corporate/ThoughtWorks/US@ThoughtWorks AM cc: Subject: marathonman hi guys, I have been working with an open source project called jfcunit which is very similar to MM. I was wondering whether you guys are looking for developers on MM - if so, I would be interested (since jfcunit has come to a pretty stand-still stage with the latest features). The one feature that jfcunit does not have is recording/playback from xml files - but with the current architecture, I don't think we are planning on implementing it. Do you have any test-bed applications that you use to test MM? Also, does MM have any problems with modal dialogs - since they pause the AWT Thread? Thanks Vijay Vijay R. Aravamudhan Developer / Consultant ThoughtWorks, Inc. 410, Townsend Street, 4th Floor San Francisco, CA 94107 t: 650 742 4750 f: 415 869 3001 ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Marathonman-devel mailing list Mar...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/marathonman-devel |