On 10/04/2014 05:16 AM, Nick Sabalausky wrote:
- Professionalism: It's time for mysql-native to graduate from a
functional "works for our purposes" utility to a well-presented
newcomer-friendly library. At this point, that means having clearly
stated project purpose and goals, updated DDOX-generated online
documentation, improved readme and introductory material, changelog, and
release announcements. Bug reports should be responded to promptly (even
if not promptly addressed - the project does continue to face a manpower
s a version bump to, at the very least, v0.1.x would probably be
approprhortage). Also a version bump to, at the very least, v0.1.x would
probably be appropriate at this point. ;)
The irony of advocating increased professionalism while suffering a
gigantic copy-paste mistake towards the end is not lost on me...
The above paragraph should be:
- Professionalism: It's time for mysql-native to graduate from a
functional "works for our purposes" utility to a well-presented
newcomer-friendly library. At this point, that means having clearly
stated project purpose and goals, updated DDOX-generated online
documentation, improved readme and introductory material, changelog, and
release announcements. Bug reports should be responded to promptly (even
if not promptly addressed - the project does continue to face a shortage
of manpower). Also a version bump to, at the very least, v0.1.x would
probably be appropriate at this point. ;)
