On Monday 28 October 2002 09:14 am, Jeff Gelbard wrote: > Could you give me some insight as to whether there are going to be > any more updates/changes to Webware in the near future? I have been > an enthusiastic user for the last year, but have wondered why there > has been no public activity for 6 months....
Jeff, There *has* been activity in cvs, but no one has gotten around to making a release. I just made a small enhancement to MiddleKit recently and others have been making enhancements here and there. If you subscribe to the webware-checkins list you'll be able to see this more directly. We also added a couple more developers this past summer which is good for the project. One phenomena is that the people who are making contribs are also comfortable using Webware out of cvs. Hence we don't get inspired to make releases very often. Sorry. Another phenomena is that for early contributors like myself and Geoff Talvola, Webware is doing 99% of what we need it to do. So you don't see a lot changes coming from us even though we use it daily. I can guarantee you that the project is still alive, stable and usable. I use it almost every calendar day. If it's not doing everything you would like it to, feel free to contribute in any way ranging from discussions to actual coding. Also, I recommend becoming familiar with anonymous cvs access (if you're not already) as it will give you faster access to changes. I CC'ed the discussion list as I thought these items were important for everyone to hear. -Chuck ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
