"Sylvain Wallez" <sylvain@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi all,
I asked Bjorn Freeman-Benson this week (he's the technical director, open
source process and infrastructure of the Eclipse foundation) about the
things that have to be done within the proposal phase of an Eclipse
project.
He was just coming back from vacation and didn't had time for much
details, but here's the interesting quote: "The end of the review period
is when it appears that the discussion has properly gelled around the
concepts and ideas. In your case, because you're so focused and organized,
this will be shorter than for other projects. It may even already be
true."
Good news. However, even if the Lepido proposal [1] contains a number of
features, and many people expressed their interest in the project when I
announced it, not much people provided actual feedback since this
newsgroup was opened.
Chicken and egg problem, I guess people are waiting for the code to land
in CVS to start being more active, but we won't have the CVS until enough
feedback has been given (remember however that my company's plugins and
their source are already available for download [2]).
So, what do you think of the planned features? Does they fit with your
view of a Cocoon IDE? What other features would you like to have?
Please provide us feedback either here or on the wiki page [3].
We have not discuss anything about wizards
recently i have to use fragment extractor transformer and generator
and notice that there is no documentation at all (docs, wike, google)
i have found ,finaly, my way thanks to cocoon list
it will be nice if simple wizards produce simple samples for each
generator/transformer
just like Eclipse's wizards for some extension points.