Hey, I am not against someone doing this. I would love to see it help Cherokee. In fact, I am hopefully opening a new company early next year that will offer specialized hosting services and I hope to not use Apache. I hope to offer Cherokee! :-) I realize it will make hurdles to jump through, but I do hope to offer "better" solutions. :-)
I am not a C programmer so this whole thing does't apply to me, but I do write code for a few open source projects, and I am working on an open source web site framework. It takes a lot of hours and you have to love it if your doing it for free. I think there were plenty of people who expressed how to go about doing it. If there isn't anyone now, maybe there will be in a few months. He could still contribute the code. I think the right way to do it would be to put the code out there in open source for people to look at and download. State what your are looking for and your goals, and then see if anyone bites. It may take a while. The only time code gets thrown away is when it is buried. Every developer on every project has their own priorities. Tony Zakula On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 12:25 PM, Alvaro [Andor] <an...@pierdelacabeza.com>wrote: > I see it a bit more like "let's not waste this money and tell the Cherokee > people" ;D Half (or more) of the code is done, and nobody likes throwing > code ;) > > El 22/10/10 19:13, Tony Zakula escribió: > > Ah, I hope people are staying calm here. :-) Everyone is drawn to a > project for different reasons and everyone has a different way of doing > things. > > I think the heart of the issue is that there was money invested in > another option that did not work out. If it had worked out, this discussion > would not be taking place. While providing a solution may help Cherokee > grow, it may not either. Unfortunately, besides someone being passionate > about this piece, the only other motivator is money. If the other option is > Apache, and people do not see the benefit of a better solution, then settle > for it. There are other commercial options out there, but they cost money > too. :-) > > Tony Zakula > > > >> > > _______________________________________________ > Cherokee mailing > listchero...@lists.octality.comhttp://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee > > > > _______________________________________________ > Cherokee mailing list > Cherokee@lists.octality.com > http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee > >
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