Peter Lynch wrote:
> Your Centipede sounds like a fun project to work on.
Maven is fun too :-)
> I forgot by now the point you are trying to make. While there are differences in
> how Maven and Centipede do things, in the end we strive for the same goal I
> guess. Make the end user happier and more productive. We have each made our
> choices. Trying two different approaches will help weed out the bad design.
I thought that collaboration from the beginning would have helper the
goal better, but now I know that competition is a sort of collaboration
between non-collaborative parties ;-)
> You are good at pointing out differences in implementation, but I have not heard
> anything concrete that one product can do and the other can't.
Because conceptually there isn't.
> Before writing one or the other off, I'll wait a while and see what the end user
> has to say.
>
> In a year, lets compare Maven and Centipede and have this conversation again. It
> would be interesting.
:-)
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