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BrianH
18-Nov-2008
[8154]
The REBOL browser: http://www.rebol.net/wiki/ReBrowse
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8155]
anyone know how many entries there are now in the wiki?
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8156]
A new announce again, but what else Mister Carl Clouney ?
It would be cool to see something else than just words.
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8157x5]
some updates ...
After discussions yesterday and today, we will be moving to Curecode 
for the bug database.
A web forum is also being created --- eg. vbulletin or phpBB to support 
non-altme users
For source code - looking at using a distributed source code system
ie. Mercurial ... or Hg for short
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8162]
and Devbase ?
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8163x7]
Dockimbel will host the Curecode server
The BBS will be on http://www.rebbase.com/.. probably.
Sticking with the currrent wiki for the moment ... but a wiki with 
a better API is being sought
I suggested Mindtouch deki as used by Mozilla foundation .. but Gabriele 
feels that it is excluded because it uses mono.
the intent is to write a R interface at some stage to Mercurial to 
replace Devbase ( I think )
but in the meantime use stuff as it is .... and not delay by forever 
rewriting tools
All of this is to be done by this week.
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8170]
yeah delay is the prob currently
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8171]
Carl wants to release R3 ASAP.
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8172x3]
this week ? whoaaaaa, it might be a dream
thanks for the report Graham
is the next alpha release included in (this week) ?
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8175x4]
So, pehaps people can make suggestions for a BBS ( needs tags so 
that Carl only need to filter by tags to read what he needs to read 
), and good spam fitltering
All of this needs to be up and running so that we can receive feedback 
for R3
The move now is to get as many eyeballs on R3 as possible ... but 
we don't want to lose the feedback
So, I think the idea is not to release R3 as a finished product ...
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8179]
yeah but at first, you will get enough feedback from Altme community: 
so give us a release
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8180]
but to get more betas out
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8181]
no problem is it's not finished , just give us material
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8182]
there is work to do .... doc has to import all the tickets from Altme 
bug tracker into curecode
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8183]
*if
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8184x3]
I hope we are moving to a more pragmatic approach now
Hg is also being adopted by Qtask ... so it seems a good choice
Users can download tortoiseHg now to get some experience
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8187]
good news because some reboler i know getting nervous breakdown (including 
me)
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8188]
Of course it's just intentions ... we need to be sure it all happens
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8189x3]
arghhhh.... give me a rope ;-)
well well, i o
.... only hope it's not a joke....
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8192]
http://tortoisehg.sourceforge.net/
Pekr
18-Nov-2008
[8193x2]
looking at current description of Rebbrowser I am far from satisfied. 
I can already imagine how ugly the default interface is going to 
be. It seems to me like a concept without deeper thought. Buttons 
as forward, back, are the most flawed concept of the web, with very 
negative effect for the web apps ...
Why don't we just use Tortoise SVN? Some ppl know it from RebGUI 
project. Is SVN any less functional?
Graham
18-Nov-2008
[8195]
Not distributed
Pekr
18-Nov-2008
[8196]
Why do we need distributed?
Steeve
18-Nov-2008
[8197x2]
IMO rebrowse should be far away in our todo list. So much core capabilities 
was missing in the first R3 released.

When i read that for Carl, [parse] evolutions must be downsized the 
most as possible (while I believe this is one of the most important 
functions 

in Rebol), i have still some doubts how priorities are well defined.
It has been said by many rebolers all over the past, the Killer app 
should be an IDE (including code editor, screen designer and other 
wizards).

It the only manner to encourage new groups of developper in starting 
huge projets with Rebol.
Kaj
19-Nov-2008
[8199x2]
Distributed version control is far superior over the classic schemes
SVN is hardly an upgrade over CVS
RobertS
19-Nov-2008
[8201x2]
TortoiseSVN on Windows XP has been a nightmare: the more you checkou, 
the slower XP Explorer runs until you uninstall.
RapidSVN has worked flawlessly for anything that was not convenient 
on a command line
Henrik
19-Nov-2008
[8203]
TortoiseSVN: Good name then. :-)