On 2/16/16, 3:01 PM, "Christofer Dutz" <christofer.d...@c-ware.de> wrote:
>Hi, > >these are exactly the type of problems I was so sick of :-( Probably I >was cursed by them more often, cause I didn't update my project that >often. How about we do the same update of the directory structure as with >some of the ASJS directories in Falcon too? This way we could make sure >all generated and compiled stuff is located underneath a "target" >directory and a simple delete would make sure that any legacy content is >removed. I've been pondering what Falcon should look like and how much work it will take to get there. flex-asjs was relatively easy because it was essentially all AS producing SWCs and cross-compiled JS files. Falcon has Eclipse configurations, Jburg, Jflex, etc. Again, I am concerned about arriving at the San Francisco event with no new features, just a bunch of files moved around. Actually execution of the plan might need to wait until after SF, but I am ready to discuss what goes where now. > >And ... I am currently giving a 3-day Maven training for two insurance >companies ... so my tutorials and slides are fresh and up-to-date. Think >I'd be able to compress everything into a one day Maven bootcamp >crash-course. If one of my Talks is selected for ApacheCon, then I'd be >able to take the trip and I'd be glad to give a free Maven training, if >there is any Interest in this. I would specially be delighted to give >Alex and Om such a training so we could achieve a more common >understanding for the topic, which would definitely benefit the project >greatly cause we could actually start working in the same direction. Thanks for the offer, but again, it is a question of priorities. How many days should I invest in learning build systems vs developing new features? My preference would be to help reorganize the folders but let you do the maven implementation and try to learn as I need to instead of blocking a whole day right now. -Alex
