I too agree with Roys' statements. Stable software is
everything. Otherwise Cocoon will just take it's
place as some interesting R&D project in the Software
Halls of History while another project, another firm,
deliveres a stable usable system to market that
becomes the standard.
Steve Punte
On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 08:40:06 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So here I've been waiting for a stable Cocoon 2, and I find that the
> development has blown past a stable 2.0 release, and now is working
> on 2.1. Is there any hope of a stable release anytime soon? I have
> production services running (shakily, unfortunately) on 1.8.3, and
> would appreciate having a stable version of 2.x, in the (perhaps
> forlorn) hope that my troubles may disappear. Can anyone give me a
> sense of the proposed development path? Please respond directly to me
> as well as the list, since I cannot deal with signing up to a list
> that gets the kind of traffic this list does. Thanks,
> Roy Tennant
> eScholarship
> California Digital Library
>
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