Re: [Springframework-rcp-dev] Becoming a developer

[Peter K. <pe...@ya...>]

Adam,

I am not a member, but becoming a member-developer is as easy as
developing code, submit patches, answering questions on the forum ...

e.g. start to try to get spring rc working with spring 3 :-)

and ask questions regarding that on the forum, if sth. does not work.

Regards,
Peter.

> Hello,
>
> I would like to inquire about becoming a developer on this project.  I have
> noticed recently that there has been almost no activity here for a couple of
> months and I am currently developing a project using Spring RCP for a
> non-profit health organization.  I have submitted several patches in the
> past 6 months or so, but it looks like this project is dead and no one is
> looking at these things anymore.  I am also currently developing a plugin to
> integrate the VLDocking framework that is supported by Spring RCP with the
> Substance Look and Feel project.  I have been a java swing developer for
> about 6 years now but have not been an official member of an open source
> project before.  I do however love the Spring RCP project and hope
> development for it picks back up, as I would hate to see it die.  I am
> specifically interested in getting spring RCP to work with Spring 3.0 and
> adding support for the ribbon component from the Flamingo Component Suite.
>
> Thanks,
> Adam
>   

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