On 02/13/2010 03:38 PM, Ian Clarke wrote: > She can and will not do this if she has to work with FProxy because FProxy > is an ungodly mess, and her expertise is with GWT.
I think really the main issue is switching out FProxy. This will take a lot of effort and people aren't ready to commit to it, especially people that are used to working with FProxy. For this reason, I think it'd be easier to have someone completely new to the project, to work on what you're suggesting; maybe a couple of GSoC students. There needs to be a lot of base stuff done before pupok can start with her stuff, and this will take a long time to do. > So the simple reality here is that if we want to fix Freenet's UI any time > soon, it has got to be a fresh start and its got to be GWT. You're right, in the long run it's better to use a 3rd-party framework. > Let me know your answer, I'm tired of this discussion. I actually thought > people would welcome the possibility of fixing our UI, but all people have > done is throw obstacles in the way. This is why we can't have nice things. Don't get disheartened lol, inertia is to be expected. X
