From: Lars H. <he...@se...> - 2008-03-11 09:45:54
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Hi Xuân, [...] > Additionally, specific to TM4J, there is low to virtually no activity on > the project in the last 12 months (at least when I exclude commits by > myself), so even for major (API) changes, there is not really any reply > expected. Thus, it is quite unreasonable to ask and wait for no reply. Leaving the technical perspective aside, I disagree. Pushing TM4J forward is good, but you should have tried to explain what you want to do with TM4J. I think this is the way how Open Source works. Maybe the new "tmdm" package is the holy grail, but you should communicate with the other developers and the user base. How should others commit something if they do not have a plan? There is almost no documentation and you introduced dependencies to your libs (where is the source?). Ignoring the user base and potentially new TM4J-developers is the wrong way to achieve pretended progress. Best regards, Lars -- http://www.semagia.com |