> From: Yauheny Mikulski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Hello, > > I'd like to introduce a .NET implementation of the Avalon > framework ideas. I'm sure that such implementations of Avalon > can give people the opportunities > to use its ideas in other languages (in this case .NET). > It is available at http://www.ymikulski.narod.ru/Avalon-src.zip
Yauheny has contacted Peter D. and I offline, to see what we think of it already. His submission is basically a port of Avalon Framework to .NET(C#). I must confess my ignorance of .NET and C# and the lack of a compiler, so I can't comment on the quality of the code. He has answered my questions, so before we start jumping on the style of the code, we have to remember that C# is a microsoft engineered product and the style is forced on the end developer (i.e. if you want to use their code documentor or use it within .NET). > So I'd like to join you and go on working as .NET(C#) Avalon > developer > and I would also like to see my work on Jakarta Avalon site. I personally would be +1 on this. It is better to have Avalon get in early with the C#/.NET framework to create a foundation that many more people will use. I only ask that that you write the docs to support the C# specifics, referring to the ones for Java since they are basically referring to the same thing. > > Best Regards, > Yauheny Mikulski. > > P.S. > You should take into that C# language has its own particular > features and requirements. All source code has been written > under these ones. But, of course, I kept all Avalon's > features and foundations. It was my primary goal. > > > > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
