[cc'ing GWTC to make sure other people interested in effects are in the
loop]
Giancarlo, your game is really cool. The animation looks really fast and
fluid.
Depending on the kinds of animation and effects your library does, it may or
may not overlap with what several other people in the community are doing
toward building effects libraries, but we should find out. I would encourage
you to try to get a group of people together to agree to work on a common
set of goals using the new GWT incubator project. If you can get a group of
serious people together to work on it, send in your CLAs (see Making GWT
Better for details), and we'll make you project members.
-- Bruce
On 9/14/07, jean <giancarlo.tod...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, i'm Giancarlo Todone and i really appreciate all your work around
> the great piece of software that GWT is. I'm developing various web-
> based applications and entertainment UI based on GWT. As a side result
> of one of my latest works, i've ended up writing a quite complete set
> of classes to manage animations in any java-based code, including GWT.
> Seeing the GWT team has placed such a feature in its wishlist, i'm
> trying to comment, refactor and pack my classes to conform to Google's
> coding standards, and so to become a GWT contributor. In the
> meanwhile, i can show you what are we speaking about. Take a look at
> http://www.ecando.it and click on PlayPlate demo. Any comments would
> be appreciated. giancarlo.tod...@gmail.com, gianca...@ecando.it
> PS: if the site is down or showing weird things, please try coming
> back to the site in another moment, i'm still working on it.
> Giancarlo Todone
