[Mono-list] Actual state of MicroThreads/Continuations?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

I've read about some Microthreading and continuations work on Mono:
http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2006/Jun-07-1.html
http://secondlife.blogs.com/babbage/2006/05/microthreading_.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg07285.html

Tomi Valkeinen's page on Mono (http://bat.org/~tomba/monoco.html) doesn't
have the info anymore.
About SecondLife's implementation I couldn't even find if they open sourced
the code related to their microthreads implementation (or if they're even
obliged to by license), but seemed very interesting due to being able to
migrate running code across machines.

So shortly:
1. Which is the actual state of any similar concept in Mono's VM wether the
official implementation or alternative modifications?
2. Would that break compatibility with Microsoft's VM?
3. Are there any plans heared on Microsoft about implementing something
similar to achieve massive concurrency?

Any info is greatly appreciated.

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Re: [Mono-list] Mono summit, options.

[Jacobo Polavieja]

So, how is the thing going? Any notice?

I've sent emails to three universities in Madrid, but none of them has 
sent any response... I guess I'd have to get a personal appointment when 
I finish my exams.

So... nothing new about Mono Summit?

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Re: [Mono-list] What features would be missed when developing

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Engler, Eric wrote:
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>> I've seen the impressive NYTimes reader that was done in WPF running 
>> 
> equally well on Silverlight
>
> I doubt if the NY Times app could work on Silverlight but I'd like to
> have a link for that if you have one. You may have been looking at a WPF
> Browser Application (XBAP), which is quite different. A WPF Browser
> application uses the full WPF stack on the client machine except that it
> runs in a security sandbox. Or you might have been looking at a Click
> Once WPF application.
>
> Silverlight itself has very poor text support, and it's generally quite
> weak across the board. It has streaming video and simple animations, but
> almost none of the features you'd need to a typical business
> application. The number of controls it has right now is extremely small.
>
> Of course it will get better over time. Mono's Moonlight may have
> trouble keeping up unless WPF will be implemented in Mono at some point.
> The main reason Mono's Moonlight works today is because there's only a
> small amount of WPF functionality in Silverlight at this time. Unlike
> the way Silverlight is implemented on Windows, Moonlight sits on top of
> Mono on the client. So linux client machines need Mono in order to use
> Moonlight.
>
> Eric
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They claim it's Silverlight, not XBAP or ClickOnce. It actually works on 
a Mac.
Here's the link: 
http://www.visitmix.com/Blogs/Joshua/new-york-times-reader-in-silverlight/

Interesting thing (and counterpoint) is that the text placement is done 
on the server and goes to the client. Counterpoint is... I don't if that 
will use something Mono doesn't plan to implement. It's like having a 
part of WPF that's not included on Silverlight and taking advantage of 
it on the later. Sad thing is... it makes Silverlight not so 
cross-platforms as it uses WPF on the background and you still would 
need to have a Windows running it server-side (supposing my affirmation 
is right).

The thing about the right button click is also something problematic for 
the desktop... I guess the dream will have to wait and we still can't 
have the same application everywhere (using it from your desktop and on 
the web).

Implementing WPF is sooo much work... Seeing all the features it has, 
wow, I can't even think the amount of time it could get.

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[Mono-list] What features would be missed when developing with Silverlight/Moonlight for the desktop?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Hi all!

I've been looking for a list of things that WPF support that Silverlight 
doesn't, but all I've gotten is partial definitions. Anyone knows where 
to look?

Also I was wondering... if developing desktop applications with 
Silverlight/Moonlight is possible, what features are to be missed 
compared to:
1. Other "traditional" toolkits: GTK, Qt/KDE, Winforms...
2. The new bleeding edge WPF.
3. Which are the "complications" when developing desktop applications 
with something thought for the web space.

I've seen the impressive NYTimes reader that was done in WPF running 
equally well on Silverlight so, apart from 3D acceleration (which I 
don't know of many desktop applications that need it), I don't know what 
other things one could miss when targeting the desktop. I guess, maybe 
local data storage in a desktop way is a bit more complicated to go through?

Thanks for any response.

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Re: [Mono-list] NET Rocks! interview to Miguel de Icaza

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Ruben Guinez escribió:
> Hi Miguel and all folks
> 
> Thanks to Joe Audette i knew about this: I can to hear you to talk
> about mono, moonlight and lot of stuff in interview. So Good !!!, And
> all nice, but I want to know (because my english is better writing
> than spoken) if it could be possible that you can to talk the same
> things but in spanish to we can to understand every thing in detail
> that you say on it?.
> 
> I know that you have not a few idle time, and if that is not possible
> don't worry about that.
> 
> Thanks in advance. (I am studying so hard to learn spoken english)

English version:
Well, I guess it's a lot to have a full transcription... but who knows.
Anyway, if you want to ask ask something on the interview I'll be glad
to answer you in Spanish.
I leave tomorrow on vacation so... be fast! ;).

Cheers!


Spanish version:
Supongo que será demasiado esfuerzo hacer una transcripción completa de
la entrevista, pero quién sabe, quizá alguien lo haga. De todas formas
si te interesa saber algo en concreto de lo dicho en la entrevista no me
importa responderte en español sobre lo hablado.
Me marcho mañana de viaje por lo que me conectaré bastante menos, así
que ¡sé rápido! ;).

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Re: [Mono-list] Mono summit, options.

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Miguel de Icaza escribió:
> Hello folks,
> 
> Am trying to decide on a location for the next Mono summit.   One of
> the challenges of the summit is that the Mono team is now pretty large,
> so it is quite expensive to fly and host everyone, so am trying to pick:
> 
>   * An affordable city (good hotel prices).
>   * Hopefully easy to reach by cheap flights.
> 
>  Am not sure what format we should have for this year.   Am not sure
> that having a strict schedule with talks was all that great last year, I
> felt that we had too little free time to talk among us than we did
> listening to presentations.
> 
>  So am thinking:
> 
>   * Limit the presentations to a handful, on key topics.
> 
>   * Organize the rest in an un-conference style, kind of like a 
> BOF, where we get people together and people get to discuss
> things.
> 
>  Ideally, we should host this in a University, as the hotel that we
> picked last time in Boston was far from ideal as well.   
> 
>  Some cities that I think might be within range are:
> 
>   * Boston, but we have to be careful with the time, due
> to the city being expensive for a bunch of special events.
> 
>   * Prague, has a SUSE/Novell office, but there are few direct
> flights to it. 
> 
>   * Madrid, potentially we could find a University there that 
> could host us.
> 
>  Am afraid that Mexico and South America will be expensive to reach
> for Europeans, but if the cost is not too larger, we could pick a city
> in Mexico (We all know that Mike Kestner wants Cancun, but having been
> there for a conference once, I can attest that most attendees skip on
> the meetings).
> 
>  Which probably means "Do your conference in Boston, in mid
> February" to guarantee attendance ;-).
> 
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As a Madrid inhabitant and mono fan all I can say is I could see some
Universities about supporting the meeting, in case you finally decide to
come. Any other thing I could do is offered...
Of course I'd be delighted if my city could host such an event =).

Flights within Europe are now pretty affordable with some companies. You
can usually get low cost flights from around 50€. Am not so sure about
transAtlantic flights or from other continents (I'm going to NYC next
week and it cost me 750€~1000$, it's July anyway...).

As I see the advantages of Madrid are:
- Weather
- Off-talks activities / tourism / places to stay and talk (it's more or
less our national preferred activity).
- Food
- Probably easy to have University support.
- Easy and cheap to get here.
- Cheaper than Boston.
- No accomodation problem, wide variety and offer.
- Quite good transportation --> Metro (Underground), train and bus
services all around the city.
- Nice girls (just in case).

Drawbacks:
- €uro higher than Dollar.
- Maybe expensive for Americans to get here?
- Not the majority of the people around the street speaks English.

Prague has some of the same advantages and disadvantages of Madrid, and
it's like every European city will suffer from a higher €uro and the
cost for the Americans to fly to Europe.

Hope that helps and, again, everything I can do... just ask.

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Re: [Mono-list] Native Mono UI widgets

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Miguel de Icaza escribió:
>>> But we do agree that you do not know much about what you are talking
>>> about.
>> Was that really needed? When someone says in advance he may be wrong
>> there's no need to say, "hey you really have not f***ing idea!". You
>> really didn't seem that kind of guy.
> 
> You are right, it was not appropriate.   I had a bad day, apologies.
> 
> Miguel.
> 

All ok. It's just you don't seem to be like some other "free software
gurus" that need to be curt to the others to raise their egos...

We all have our moments ;-). Thanks for everything.

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Re: [Mono-list] Mono summit, options.

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Miguel de Icaza escribió:
> Hello folks,
> 
> Am trying to decide on a location for the next Mono summit.   One of
> the challenges of the summit is that the Mono team is now pretty large,
> so it is quite expensive to fly and host everyone, so am trying to pick:
> 
>   * An affordable city (good hotel prices).
>   * Hopefully easy to reach by cheap flights.
> 
>  Am not sure what format we should have for this year.   Am not sure
> that having a strict schedule with talks was all that great last year, I
> felt that we had too little free time to talk among us than we did
> listening to presentations.
> 
>  So am thinking:
> 
>   * Limit the presentations to a handful, on key topics.
> 
>   * Organize the rest in an un-conference style, kind of like a 
> BOF, where we get people together and people get to discuss
> things.
> 
>  Ideally, we should host this in a University, as the hotel that we
> picked last time in Boston was far from ideal as well.   
> 
>  Some cities that I think might be within range are:
> 
>   * Boston, but we have to be careful with the time, due
> to the city being expensive for a bunch of special events.
> 
>   * Prague, has a SUSE/Novell office, but there are few direct
> flights to it. 
> 
>   * Madrid, potentially we could find a University there that 
> could host us.
> 
>  Am afraid that Mexico and South America will be expensive to reach
> for Europeans, but if the cost is not too larger, we could pick a city
> in Mexico (We all know that Mike Kestner wants Cancun, but having been
> there for a conference once, I can attest that most attendees skip on
> the meetings).
> 
>  Which probably means "Do your conference in Boston, in mid
> February" to guarantee attendance ;-).
> 
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As a Madrid inhabitant and mono fan all I can say is I could see some
Universities about supporting the meeting, in case you finally decide to
come. Any other thing I could do is offered...
Of course I'd be delighted if my city could host such an event =).

Flights within Europe are now pretty affordable with some companies. You
can usually get low cost flights from around 50€. Am not so sure about
transAtlantic flights or from other continents (I'm going to NYC next
week and it cost me 750€~1000$, it's July anyway...).

As I see the advantages of Madrid are:
- Weather
- Off-talks activities / tourism / places to stay and talk (it's more or
less our national preferred activity).
- Food
- Probably easy to have University support.
- Easy and cheap to get here.
- Cheaper than Boston.
- No accomodation problem, wide variety and offer.
- Quite good transportation --> Metro (Underground), train and bus
services all around the city.
- Nice girls (just in case).

Drawbacks:
- €uro higher than Dollar.
- Maybe expensive for Americans to get here?
- Not the majority of the people around the street speaks English.

Prague has some of the same advantages and disadvantages of Madrid, and
it's like every European city will suffer from a higher €uro and the
cost for the Americans to fly to Europe.

Hope that helps and, again, everything I can do... just ask.

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Re: [Mono-list] Native Mono UI widgets

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Miguel de Icaza escribió:
>> I don't know if the mono team plans to implement that (I thing there's
>> no mid-term plan for start hacking on it), but is mostly like having to
>> write another toolkit from scratch, am I wrong?
> 
> Some code exists, but we are not focusing on it yet, there are many
> other pieces that are required.
> 
>> Maybe that's the reason we're never gonna have it. It would be nice to
>> have it, anyway.
>> Maybe the implementation of Moonlight could lead to WPF in the end?
> 
> They look very similar, but we believe that we will end up with another
> implementation.   We will probably learn a lot from Moonlight, and maybe
> some of the high-level code can be reused (like the widgets built on top
> of the engine).
> 
>> From my humble point of view... it seems like GTK+ is getting too hard
>> to update and add new things due to it being written in C or other
>> issues. It seems like Qt is much more better designed, and so could be
>> WPF, but this can be completely false as I'm not an expert in this topic.
> 
> If you are willing to break compatibility, plenty of things can be done.
> But breaking compatibility is not high on the list of the Gtk+ folks
> (and I suspect the Qt folks as well).

Thanks for all the info.

> But we do agree that you do not know much about what you are talking
> about.

Was that really needed? When someone says in advance he may be wrong
there's no need to say, "hey you really have not f***ing idea!". You
really didn't seem that kind of guy.

Anyway, thanks for all.

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[Mono-list] 3 questions about Moonlight's graphic system

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Hi all!

Just some few questions about the rendering of Moonlight:

1. Is Cairo going to be the definitive library for drawing?
2. Was The Visualization Toolkit [ www.vtk.org ] considered? If yes, why
wasn't it elected? If no, wouldn't it be a good choice?
3. What facts made Cairo the election against AntiGrain? "Just" hardware
acceleration as I read on Miguel's blog?

Although I'd like to know all about this the most importante question is
the first one. I'd like to know if Cairo is the one to be used for
long-term development of Moonlight.

Thanks for the information and congratulations for all that hard amazing
work you did.

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Re: [Mono-list] Native Mono UI widgets

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Adrien Dessemond escribió:
>> My concerns are about:
> 
> 
>> 2. GTK+ is a nice library and Gtk# is a good binding, but again, we
>> are tied to the computer infrastructure.
> 
> Whatever you use, you are tied to the computer architecture somewhere :-)
> See this as a strength, not a weakness.
> 
>> Having a Mono specific UI library, maybe built on top of the current
> 
> For what reason ? I don't see one. Things are heavy enough, trying to make
> them more is not a winning solution and worse, brings additional confusion
> to your users as they have to accommodate to another UI "philosophy".
> 
> Stacking layers may be nice approach but this has a cost unfortunately and
> in a managed world it can be huge.
> 
>> Having a Gtk# implementation built on top of System.Drawing could also
>> be valuable in the same way.
> 
> Beyond code duplication considerations, this would lead to a precise
> defect of Swing : too slow, too heavy. :-/
> 
> 
> Kinds regards,
> 
> Adrien
> 
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Isn't something similar what would need to be done if we wanted to
support WPF?
I don't know if the mono team plans to implement that (I thing there's
no mid-term plan for start hacking on it), but is mostly like having to
write another toolkit from scratch, am I wrong?
Maybe that's the reason we're never gonna have it. It would be nice to
have it, anyway.
Maybe the implementation of Moonlight could lead to WPF in the end?

>From my humble point of view... it seems like GTK+ is getting too hard
to update and add new things due to it being written in C or other
issues. It seems like Qt is much more better designed, and so could be
WPF, but this can be completely false as I'm not an expert in this topic.
I don't say to have it written in C# or other .Net language as it would
be too heavy for a toolkit, but maybe C++ and a good planification from
the beginning.
Again, I don't know if this is actually possible or worth the effort.

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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Hi again!

I've tried it on Windows, the same exact program with the same generated
dll fomr delicious-net and, it worked!
Without any modification... what's happening with it when running on
mono? I'll have to try to find out why this behaviour... Any tip?
Should we send a bug?


Thanks!


Jacobo Polavieja escribió:
> Thank you a lot!
> 
> I'll try to run it on Windows and see if it works. If it does I'll try
> to see where is the problem using it with Mono.
> If you know something, please let know.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> 
> Timothy Parez escribió:
>> Hi,
>> I got the code working on Windows without any problems (using .NET)
>> I will test the code using mono to see wether this is Linux specific or
>> not. If so, it might be due to a bug in mono... but I don't know at this
>> time. I'll check it out.
>>
>> Currently using the library for my ASP.NET 2.0 blog system.
>>
>> On Sat, 2007-06-02 at 13:41 +0200, Jacobo Polavieja wrote:
>>> Hi Timothy,
>>>
>>> I've been experimenting the same problem as yours... Did you find a
>>> solution? I've been trying specificating some proxies but that didn't
>>> work neither. I'm a completely newbie in C# (this is my first "program")
>>> and don't know how to address the problem.
>>>
>>> Any tip would be a lot a of help.
>>>
>>> Thanks. Cheers!
>>>
>>>
>>> Timothy Parez escribió:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I checked out the current SVN and tried the following
>>>> // project created on 4/27/2007 at 8:25 AM
>>>>
>>>> using System;
>>>> using Deveel.Delicious;
>>>> namespace DelTest
>>>> {
>>>>class MainClass
>>>>{
>>>>public static void Main(string[] args)
>>>>{
>>>>DeliciousClient client = new
>>>> DeliciousClient("myusernamehere","myverysecretpass");
>>>>Console.ReadLine();
>>>>DeliciousPostCollection posts = client.GetAllPosts();
>>>>
>>>>foreach(DeliciousPost post in posts)
>>>>{
>>>>Console.WriteLine("{0}\n
>>>> \t{1}",post.Description,post.Url.ToString());
>>>>}
>>>>Console.ReadLine();
>>>>Console.WriteLine("done");
>>>>}
>>>>}
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>> I get the following:
>>>> Unhandled Exception: Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClientException: Error
>>>> getting response stream (Trust failure): TrustFailure
>>>>   at Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClient.GetAllPosts (System.String tag)
>>>> [0x0] 
>>>>   at Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClient.GetAllPosts () [0x0] 
>>>>   at DelTest.MainClass.Main (System.String[] args) [0x00016]
>>>> in /home/timothy/sources/delicious/DelTest/DelTest/Main.cs:12 
>>>>
>>>> but my username/password configuration is correct, unless I need to
>>>> specify it in a different way ?
>>>>
>>>> Looking forward to using this library !! :)
>>>>
>>>> Timothy.
>>>>
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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Thank you a lot!

I'll try to run it on Windows and see if it works. If it does I'll try
to see where is the problem using it with Mono.
If you know something, please let know.

Thanks!


Timothy Parez escribió:
> Hi,
> I got the code working on Windows without any problems (using .NET)
> I will test the code using mono to see wether this is Linux specific or
> not. If so, it might be due to a bug in mono... but I don't know at this
> time. I'll check it out.
> 
> Currently using the library for my ASP.NET 2.0 blog system.
> 
> On Sat, 2007-06-02 at 13:41 +0200, Jacobo Polavieja wrote:
>> Hi Timothy,
>>
>> I've been experimenting the same problem as yours... Did you find a
>> solution? I've been trying specificating some proxies but that didn't
>> work neither. I'm a completely newbie in C# (this is my first "program")
>> and don't know how to address the problem.
>>
>> Any tip would be a lot a of help.
>>
>> Thanks. Cheers!
>>
>>
>> Timothy Parez escribió:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I checked out the current SVN and tried the following
>>> // project created on 4/27/2007 at 8:25 AM
>>>
>>> using System;
>>> using Deveel.Delicious;
>>> namespace DelTest
>>> {
>>> class MainClass
>>> {
>>> public static void Main(string[] args)
>>> {
>>> DeliciousClient client = new
>>> DeliciousClient("myusernamehere","myverysecretpass");
>>> Console.ReadLine();
>>> DeliciousPostCollection posts = client.GetAllPosts();
>>> 
>>> foreach(DeliciousPost post in posts)
>>> {
>>> Console.WriteLine("{0}\n
>>> \t{1}",post.Description,post.Url.ToString());
>>> }
>>> Console.ReadLine();
>>> Console.WriteLine("done");
>>> }
>>> }
>>> }
>>>
>>> I get the following:
>>> Unhandled Exception: Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClientException: Error
>>> getting response stream (Trust failure): TrustFailure
>>>   at Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClient.GetAllPosts (System.String tag)
>>> [0x0] 
>>>   at Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClient.GetAllPosts () [0x0] 
>>>   at DelTest.MainClass.Main (System.String[] args) [0x00016]
>>> in /home/timothy/sources/delicious/DelTest/DelTest/Main.cs:12 
>>>
>>> but my username/password configuration is correct, unless I need to
>>> specify it in a different way ?
>>>
>>> Looking forward to using this library !! :)
>>>
>>> Timothy.
>>>
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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Hi Timothy,

I've been experimenting the same problem as yours... Did you find a
solution? I've been trying specificating some proxies but that didn't
work neither. I'm a completely newbie in C# (this is my first "program")
and don't know how to address the problem.

Any tip would be a lot a of help.

Thanks. Cheers!


Timothy Parez escribió:
> Hi,
> 
> I checked out the current SVN and tried the following
> // project created on 4/27/2007 at 8:25 AM
> 
> using System;
> using Deveel.Delicious;
> namespace DelTest
> {
>   class MainClass
>   {
>   public static void Main(string[] args)
>   {
>   DeliciousClient client = new
> DeliciousClient("myusernamehere","myverysecretpass");
>   Console.ReadLine();
>   DeliciousPostCollection posts = client.GetAllPosts();
>   
>   foreach(DeliciousPost post in posts)
>   {
>   Console.WriteLine("{0}\n
> \t{1}",post.Description,post.Url.ToString());
>   }
>   Console.ReadLine();
>   Console.WriteLine("done");
>   }
>   }
> }
> 
> I get the following:
> Unhandled Exception: Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClientException: Error
> getting response stream (Trust failure): TrustFailure
>   at Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClient.GetAllPosts (System.String tag)
> [0x0] 
>   at Deveel.Delicious.DeliciousClient.GetAllPosts () [0x0] 
>   at DelTest.MainClass.Main (System.String[] args) [0x00016]
> in /home/timothy/sources/delicious/DelTest/DelTest/Main.cs:12 
> 
> but my username/password configuration is correct, unless I need to
> specify it in a different way ?
> 
> Looking forward to using this library !! :)
> 
> Timothy.
> 
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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Antonello Provenzano escribió:
> Jacobo,
> 
>> Whenever you can please post the project page. I can't wait start
>> working with it :).
> 
> 
> The project page is http://sourceforge.net/projects/delicious-net
> 
> You will find the source code already in the SVN repo, although I
> haven't produced the binaries yet, it is stable...
> 
> Cheers.
> Antonello
> 
> 
> On 4/12/07, Jacobo Polavieja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Antonello Provenzano escribió:
>> > Jacobo,
>> >
>> > The project is finished and tested, and SourceForge.net has
>> > established the project space: as you I've been to vacation also (that
>> > for me it means I worked on some algorithms for shortest-path
>> > computation...).
>> >
>> > This evening I will checkin the latest sources and the binaries.
>> >
>> > Cheers.
>> > Antonello
>> >
>> >
>> > On 4/8/07, Jacobo Polavieja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >> > Jacobo,
>> >> >
>> >> > I've finished implementing the library (it took me one morning
>> about)
>> >> > and I'm going to test it in a while, then I will publish it.
>> >> >
>> >> > Cheers.
>> >> > Antonello
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >> Sorry for not responding before, I've been away on vacation.
>> >>
>> >> When the project is online, please let me know. I'll try to be
>> useful in
>> >> debugging ;-).
>> >>
>> >> Thanks for the hard work.
>> >>
>> >> Cheers!
>> >>
>> >
>> Whenever you can please post the project page. I can't wait start
>> working with it :).
>>
>> Those are good holidays!
>>
>>
>> Thanks. Cheers!
>>
> 

I haven't had time to play around with the library, just a quick
overview through SVN, but it seems perfect!

I'll let you know if you want when I do some small program with it. I
don't promise nothing impressive... :).

Thanks! See you!
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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Antonello Provenzano escribió:
> Jacobo,
> 
> The project is finished and tested, and SourceForge.net has
> established the project space: as you I've been to vacation also (that
> for me it means I worked on some algorithms for shortest-path
> computation...).
> 
> This evening I will checkin the latest sources and the binaries.
> 
> Cheers.
> Antonello
> 
> 
> On 4/8/07, Jacobo Polavieja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > Jacobo,
>> >
>> > I've finished implementing the library (it took me one morning about)
>> > and I'm going to test it in a while, then I will publish it.
>> >
>> > Cheers.
>> > Antonello
>> >
>>
>> Sorry for not responding before, I've been away on vacation.
>>
>> When the project is online, please let me know. I'll try to be useful in
>> debugging ;-).
>>
>> Thanks for the hard work.
>>
>> Cheers!
>>
> 
Whenever you can please post the project page. I can't wait start
working with it :).

Those are good holidays!


Thanks. Cheers!
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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

> Jacobo,
> 
> I've finished implementing the library (it took me one morning about)
> and I'm going to test it in a while, then I will publish it.
> 
> Cheers.
> Antonello
> 

Sorry for not responding before, I've been away on vacation.

When the project is online, please let me know. I'll try to be useful in
debugging ;-).

Thanks for the hard work.

Cheers!
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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Oh! That's good news...

I'll wait for the release, then. Thank you a lot for the interest.

Cheers!

On 3/30/07, Antonello Provenzano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Jacobo,

By contract I can choose the license to release the libraries I
develop: for this one I picked the X11/MIT one, since I would like to
publish it under the Mono SVN repo.

Cheers.
Antonello


On 3/30/07, Jacobo Polavieja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3/30/07, Antonello Provenzano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Jacobo,
> >
> > Here at the company I'm consulting they asked me to write a library to
> > handle del.icio.us APIs: in couple of days I should have something. I
> > will let you know.
> >
> > Cheers.
> > Antonello
> >
> >
> > On 3/29/07, Jacobo Polavieja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hi all!
> > >
> > > I was just wondering if there's any C# library out there which
connects
> to
> > > the del.icio.us api.
> > > I've googled it with no satisfying result. If that's the case I
would be
> > > interested in implementing it as my first real C# project.
> > >
> > > Just some little more help... How am I supposed to manage this king
of
> https
> > > API? Is there any class for it?
> > >
> > > Thanks for everything.
> > >
> > > Cheers!
> > >
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>
> Are you going to be allowed to share the code or apply it and open
source or
> free software license? In that case, I am very interested and would be
glad
> if you leave a message about it. If not, I'll implement with GPL or some
> other free license.
>
> Thanks!
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Re: [Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

On 3/30/07, Antonello Provenzano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Jacobo,

Here at the company I'm consulting they asked me to write a library to
handle del.icio.us APIs: in couple of days I should have something. I
will let you know.

Cheers.
Antonello


On 3/29/07, Jacobo Polavieja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I was just wondering if there's any C# library out there which connects
to
> the del.icio.us api.
> I've googled it with no satisfying result. If that's the case I would be
> interested in implementing it as my first real C# project.
>
> Just some little more help... How am I supposed to manage this king of
https
> API? Is there any class for it?
>
> Thanks for everything.
>
> Cheers!
>
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Are you going to be allowed to share the code or apply it and open source or
free software license? In that case, I am very interested and would be glad
if you leave a message about it. If not, I'll implement with GPL or some
other free license.

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[Mono-list] del.icio.us library?

[Jacobo Polavieja]

Hi all!

I was just wondering if there's any C# library out there which connects to
the del.icio.us api .
I've googled it with no satisfying result. If that's the case I would be
interested in implementing it as my first real C# project.

Just some little more help... How am I supposed to manage this king of https
API ? Is there any class for it?

Thanks for everything.

Cheers!
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