> Absolutely agree, the community is pretty small and I my feeling is,
> that Jesse as a core developer of uDig has pretty much to do in other
> projects. but nevertheless the goal should be:
> * participate in the half year release process (eclipse release train)
> and plan the upcoming tasks and issues for the next release.
> * identify patch releases between the major (eclipse upgrade) releases
> (e.g. helios -> indigo -> juno)
> * eventually create patch releases for older already released eclipse
> versions (e.g. galileo, helios)
> Hopefully with such a step toward eclipse we get much more Eclipse
> core developers into the Mapping world and that they can help us on
> the eclipse upgrade process.
>
> BTW: I found an project (presented at the local eclipse demo camp in
> Hamburg) that has gone throw the eclipse incubator process [1] (sorry
> its a German blog, I try to find an English)
>
> @Jody : In my remembrance you already created a wiki page for this
> propose or is it playing a trick on me?
>
>
The RFC is here:
http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/UDIG/Eclipse+Foundation
Perhaps you could add your notes to the goals or tasks section? I want to
figure out what is actually required by Eclipse incubation and ensure we have
that covered.
Aside: GeoScript was also mentioned in the location working group meeting. This
is a technology that has been sitting on the back burner here on udig-devel for
far too long. If anyone wants a really nifty integration it has my vote :-)
(GeoScript offers something like a "geotools lite" scripting target with
bindings for JavaScript, Ruby, Scala etc…)
Jody
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