[jira] [Created] (PLC4X-123) Implement Driver Loading in .NET

Björn Höper created PLC4X-123: - Summary: Implement Driver Loading in .NET Key: PLC4X-123 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PLC4X-123 Project: Apache PLC4X Issue Type: New Feature

[jira] [Created] (PLC4X-122) Implement S7 Driver for .NET

Björn Höper created PLC4X-122: - Summary: Implement S7 Driver for .NET Key: PLC4X-122 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PLC4X-122 Project: Apache PLC4X Issue Type: New Feature C

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Forcing in changes :-( (Please check what you push)

Hi all, I just updated prior to committing some documentation and was quite surprised that all integration modules and examples jumped back to their original location. Please be sure to check what you’re pushing … if you’re simply working on some readmes and can see lots of changes outside the

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Re: Being inclusive...

Hi, > It seems that referring to the rest of the team as "guys", even if > technically being gender neutral, is perceived as sexist and to be less > welcoming to female and other gender people by a lot of people. It a bit more nuanced than that, the word is just not an inclusive word and there

Re: Being inclusive...

Hi Chris, thanks for this hint... I guess I belong to those kind of people that are not sensual to this as I just don’t mean anything in that way... but good to know. Julian Am 10.05.19, 09:54 schrieb "Christofer Dutz" : Hi, Just wanted to bring this to the list as it has been a

Being inclusive...

Hi, Just wanted to bring this to the list as it has been a discussion nightmare on the comdev, members and especially the board lists recently. I myself are "guilty" of it. It seems that referring to the rest of the team as "guys", even if technically being gender neutral, is perceived as sexi

Re: [DriverGen] Possible solution for type inheritance

Hi Lukasz, hi all, I think some of my replies to your questions / statements are also something we should address in the whole community. We currently have this very large internal project to transition from some guys (in fact one guy!) that wrote a set of drivers to devices to a set of guys who