Adam, How does your work on refactoring OFBiz fit with your interest in a Moqui PoC? Do you think that with your work there would not be a need to add in Moqui in order to resolve the inadequacies that you find? Are you open to the idea that it will be better to use Moqui in some way and not need to continue your re-factoring?
I found the areas in which you are interested in adding Moqui to OFBiz (entity engine, service engine and security) to be the ones that interest me the most. I have no interest in the UI component at the moment (though I like its flexibility and may incorporate it in the future). Are you thinking that you may add those in and with your other re-factoring that would be the best solution? Obviously, you probably can't answer definitively because you're not there yet, but I was just wonder what your thoughts are. -Al On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 9:32 AM, Adam Heath <doo...@brainfood.com> wrote: > > > On 05/07/2015 09:42 AM, Julien NICOLAS wrote: > >> Hi Adam, >> >> I'm not talking about how to do it but to answer the question : is the >> community want to do it ? >> >> Is the community want to maintain only a framework and not an ERP ? Split >> the project in several part. >> >> Maven could be a solution, but before choosing a solution, we must be >> sure that it is a common decision. >> Then we can define action plan on how to do it and go ahead :) >> >> > No more endless talk. That's the status quo. It's a dead end. That's how > things have been going, and Jacopo's own graphs have shown ofbiz in > decline(namely, the number of commits to the project). It may not have > been apparent, but when I saw that slide, my heart sank. It was obvious to > me, that something had to change. The downturn in the graph was long, it > wasn't something recent. It appeared that no one in the community was > doing anything towards solving that problem. What I took away from that is > a whole new way needed to be applied. Sorry if that ruffles feathers, but > that's how I feal. > > I'm creating actual code, in isolated branches, in the public, where > everyone can see, with incremental, small changes(not one huge patch, which > is the jira way). I'm not working in isolation. Please join the effort. > > What I am doing is actually good, I'm giving of my time to ofbiz. I had > been doing nothing for so long, so even if what I have started isn't used, > I'll keep giving more time, and doing other things. Maven(and/or gradle, > still haven't decided that) is just the start of ideas I've been sitting on. > > ps: In the graph I mention, there are 2 large spike, outside of the > average. The first was because of Jacques, the second was me. I > cross-references the graphs from github for the same timeframe. >
