Sounds like a cool project. I've done a bit with GWT and I'm looking forward to seeing it, Mia.
On May 17, 2:48 am, Banang <maria.patrick...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks for your reply, Michael, I appreciate it. I suspected it would > be > something like this (it makes perfect sense), so I'll follow your > advise and > host the project on Google Code for now. > > Mia > > On May 16, 5:51 pm, Michael Heuer <heue...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Banang wrote: > > > My company has recently started a project where we hope to use Piccolo > > > to show and manipulate graphs through a web interface. Our systems are > > > built using GWT, which meant that the JavaScript implementation of > > > Piccolo was of great interest to us. > > > > Last week I built a small port for parts of this implementation to > > > GWT, which basically enables the user to implement all the examples on > > > this pagehttp://www.machete.ca/piccolo2d.js/examples/index.htmlusing > > > GWT. The implementation is still very sparse, and does not cover the > > > entirety of the JavaScript implementation. > > > > My company is interested in open sourcing what we now have in the > > > hopes that other people might benefit from (and contribute to) it as > > > well. Therefore, I thought I'd ask what I need to do in order to get > > > the code into your repository. I've read the hacker's guide, but since > > > the project is already quite large (around 40 classes over 8 > > > packages), copy-pasting it here is really not an option. > > > > I am sorry if this is a face-palm-easy-and-obvious question, I have no > > > experience with open source projects yet so I have yet to learn the > > > ropes. If I've posted this to the completely wrong place, or in the > > > completely wrong form, please let me know and I'll fix it. > > > > Thanks > > > It typically takes some time to gain commit access to an existing open > > source project, we're not huge on process but that is the case here as > > well. > > > It might be best to host the code in some external repository for now, > > on say Gitorious or SourceForge or Google Code. Then you might submit > > a pull request or patch back to this project. Just make sure the > > license of your project meets the conditions of the Piccolo2D license. > > > michael -- Piccolo2D Developers Group: http://groups.google.com/group/piccolo2d-dev?hl=en
