It just hit me now: Pharo is yours is not a statement that only the
Pharo board makes. It's a statement that everyone of us should make
because it gets the ego out of the equation (you have no idea how hard
that is for me :)). I think we are actually doing that. This is
probably the primary
It is exciting to be here indeed.
At the same time, it is not always that reassuring :-)
Phil
On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 8:42 AM, stepharo steph...@free.fr wrote:
It just hit me now: Pharo is yours is not a statement that only the
Pharo board makes. It's a statement that everyone of us should
I'm glad we could get together and settle a few things. And it didn't take
long. That is the advantage to meet in person.
And the things we decided are a step forward.
So thanks,
Norbert
Am 20.08.2014 um 18:42 schrieb stepharo steph...@free.fr:
Hi
what I like with conferences like ESUG
Hi,
Thanks for this message.
We are all humans here and feelings do play an important role. And, indeed,
mail does not help much to alleviate the problem. But, the cool thing about
this community is that even if our opinions diverge significantly, in the
long run we find ways to bring them
Hi
what I like with conferences like ESUG is that we can meet other people.
We got some great
discussions with Doru and Norbert about logging. And we will unite the
two frameworks into a
a variation of Beacon.
Thinking about it, I clearly overreacted when Doru announced Beacon and
I'm clear
stepharo wrote
I received Beacon (which at the end was trying to help defining a cool
logger) as a sign that I lost my energy on building SystemLogger. Now I
think that if I would not have built SystemLogger, we would not have got
Beacon and our discussions would have been way poorer.
This is
:)
Some guys like me and (camillo) for example are more in straight line
thinking but you are so right.
Stef
On 20/8/14 18:53, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
stepharo wrote
I received Beacon (which at the end was trying to help defining a cool
logger) as a sign that I lost my energy on building
