Google Code shutting down

[Ramiro Algozino]

Dear friends,

 As you may know, GoogleCode is shutting down, as soon as I received the announce e-mail I thought of aranduka.

 Although it has been in sleep for a long time, shouldn't we migrate the project to other repo (GitHub for example) in order to keep the code alive and maybe restart the work on it some time?

Best regards,

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Ramiro Algozino
http://algozino.com.ar/

[Andrés Gattinoni]

Hi,

I was going to write the exact same thing :)

I agree. I guess GitHub would be a good way to go, since Google is offering a migration tool.

Cheers,

A

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[Roberto Alsina]

Already migrated to github.com/ralsina/aranduka ;)

[Ramiro Algozino]

Awesome! 🙌🙋

[webmedic]

I had been working on my own version of this code. But essentially I had to change the bookshelf. I found when hundreds of books are there that the display of them was to slow. I converted it all over to using webview and displaying everything as html pages. 

I also strapped whoosh, a python search engine, to it that allowed for indexing epubs and doing searches on them. 

Since then I have lost the code but it did have some pretty massive changes to the default code base. I'm not sure if anybody would be interested in such a thing but I may be able to do it again. I'm afraid the changes would be so massive that I should continue this work alone again but thought I would ask first.

Thanks

Brook

On Sat, Mar 14, 2015 at 2:40 PM, Ramiro Algozino <algo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Awesome!