On Aug 5, 2011, at 6:38 AM, Josh Johnson wrote: >> >> First, I really enjoy the thoroughness of your thought system here. You're >> clearly thinking in a large-scale and systematic fashion, and I'm really >> happy to see that. I tend to be a lot more slap-dash in my approach and I >> think your baseline here will serve us well going forward. Much more so >> than anything I've come up with so far. > Thanks, man! The conversations we've had in the past and the work that's been > done on ZopeSkel (and templer) since you've taken the reigns has served as > the foundation for this. We can't loose sight of how significant the work you > (the royal 'you') have done. We also have to bear in mind that for the > success of ZopeSkel, and IMHO, Plone itself, we *needed* templer, and we > needed it *yesterday*. What's happened is freaking awesome and a huge > accomplishment, and it's happened in a pretty short period of time.
I wish I could say the work was done, but there's still a great deal left to do, and I'm starting to wonder if it might not be better to turn energy toward implementing crushinator instead. >> The 'structures' concept in templer solved this problem but >> in a very 'band-aid on a arterrial wound' sort of way. :) Your concept >> of runners bundling probes to gather information, and then selecting >> appropriate skeletons to complete the process is much more elegant. > One thing I haven't done yet is look back over your spec for structures and > the current state of templer.core. As I'm working out the implementation > details for the Skeleton class, I plan to consult both, and will likely hit > you up for thoughts and guidance. I do think the places I was trying to go with structures in templer are similar to your approach and we should definitely hash this out. Can we start up some sort of shareable document that we can bat back and forth so we can start collaborating on this? c Cris Ewing -------------------------------------------------- Principal, Cris Ewing, Developer LLC http://www.crisewing.com c...@crisewing.com 1.206.724.2112 _______________________________________________ ZopeSkel mailing list zopes...@lists.plone.org https://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/plone-zopeskel
