Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
I can do it, esp if people can be disciplined about using jira
(too....much....email....).
I couldn't agree more. JIRA has to help us smooth out the inflow.
I think it'll pretty much reduce the time I
have available for actual gump development to 0, but that's hardly a
change! :/
You know, I find it disappointing that Gump has a high barrier to entry to
new developers. I know it is there, I feel it, and I know that aspects of
what I've added to it, contribute to that problem. I'd appreciate all
pointers/tips on how to make Gump accessible to the newbie.
Two things I noticed recently:
1. The gump object model is hard to understand at first. Including examples for each entry would certainly help
2. Perhaps some kind of mechanism to create a hostname.xml file that is "nearly right" for personal gumps, so that with minimal editing someone could get a personal gumpp up and running. Contrast, for example, with Apache webservers httpd.conf. Actually, this probably applies to project.xml and most of the other gump config files too.
-- Michael
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