Re: SwellRT update

2017-03-21 Thread Pablo Ojanguren
At this moment I don't see Wave as a downstream dependency of SwellRT. (SwellRT depending on Wave, right?) SwellRT has modified Wave in different parts, so there is not a clear separation of responsibilities right now. Personally I would rather Wave to take over SwellRT entirely and liberate Wave

Re: SwellRT update

2017-03-21 Thread Michael MacFadden
Pablo, +1 on this approach. I think this is the best idea if we can pull it off. ~Michael On 3/21/17, 8:30 AM, "Pablo Ojanguren" wrote: At this moment I don't see Wave as a downstream dependency of SwellRT. (SwellRT depending on Wave, right?) SwellRT has modified Wave in different

Re: SwellRT update

2017-03-21 Thread Zachary Yaro
+1; I think a lot of us have voiced support over the years for decoupling the Wave server from its current GUI, and it sounds like this approach would be a great shift in that direction. Zachary Yaro On Tuesday, 21 March 2017, Michael MacFadden wrote: > Pablo, > > +1 on this approach. I think t

Re: SwellRT update

2017-03-21 Thread Yuri Z
yep, I agree even if this is painful. +1 On Tue, Mar 21, 2017 at 8:56 PM Zachary Yaro wrote: > +1; I think a lot of us have voiced support over the years for decoupling > the Wave server from its current GUI, and it sounds like this approach > would be a great shift in that direction. > > Zachar

Re: SwellRT update

2017-03-21 Thread Evan Hughes
Swellrt still relies on the gui side though, the OT transform layer made in the server is exported through the gwt. So it's not just dumping the client side code and making a rest API. A significant portion of code will have to be written in a client side language like typescript or optionally we e