Is it possible to setup some sort of web interface to allow a sprint on a
weekend. Like you I have to do some client stuff during the week. In fact
I'm involved in a large project that's taking 10 hours a day during the week.
John
On Tuesday 31 May 2005 13:47, Ed Leafe wrote:
> I'm sure that most of you who have been on these lists for a while
> have been used to a never-ending stream of updates mixed with a lot of
> discussion of the next things to be worked on. Lately, though, things
> have been pretty quiet around here. I just wanted to check in and let
> everyone know where I'm at, and where Dabo is at from my perspective.
> With any luck, Paul will do the same.
>
> After the flurry leading up to PyCon and the explosion of ideas that
> came after that, I most definitely hit a down point. I had a bunch of
> client work to take care of, and, well, spring came. For those of you
> who know what winters are like here in Rochester, NY, you'll know what
> a big deal the arrival of spring is. ;-) I've been spending a bunch
> of time outside working on the house and yard, riding my bike and
> working with my kid's soccer teams. I've also recently gotten my USSF
> referee's certification, so I've been spending a lot of time on that,
> and have my first matches this weekend! Wish me luck!
>
> So that didn't leave a whole lot of time or mental energy for Dabo.
> When I have been spending time on it, most of it has been devoted to
> the visual Designer, and how to make it work the way it needs to work.
> This involves a lot of sizer integration, and as I get into them, there
> are a lot of little quirks with sizers that make coding them a real
> pain. For each commit that I've made in the last couple of weeks, I've
> spent a day or two trying to get things to work, so it's really slow
> going. What would be really cool is to have a Dabo Designer Coding
> Sprint, where a bunch of people get together for a day or two and
> everyone tackles another part of getting the Designer implemented. Hey,
> Rochester is gorgeous in the summer, so anyone interested? ;-)
>
> So that's where I'm at. As my spring fever lessens, I hope to be able
> to focus more on Dabo, so you should see the updates picking up in the
> days to come.
>
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