State of the project?
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Harlan
Jun 30, 2010, 1:14:19 AM6/30/10
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Hi,
I was just looking at the source repo and see no activity for the
better part of a year. Is the project stable? Is anyone using it in
production? It looks like quite an interesting project and it'd be a
shame if it died.
Best regards,
-Harlan
I was just looking at the source repo and see no activity for the
better part of a year. Is the project stable? Is anyone using it in
production? It looks like quite an interesting project and it'd be a
shame if it died.
Best regards,
-Harlan
Sean
Jun 30, 2010, 11:23:56 AM6/30/10
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We had some trouble with our slice a while back and other
responsibilities have been keeping us from getting back to it. We are
working on getting a new server built to host the maven repo and the
continuous integration server. The project has been stalled for much
longer than we would have liked, but we're working to get the
development environment back up so we can put the finishing touches on
the release. Things are 95% stable at this point the majority of the
remaining work is documentation and a demo application.
Thanks for your interest.
-Sean
responsibilities have been keeping us from getting back to it. We are
working on getting a new server built to host the maven repo and the
continuous integration server. The project has been stalled for much
longer than we would have liked, but we're working to get the
development environment back up so we can put the finishing touches on
the release. Things are 95% stable at this point the majority of the
remaining work is documentation and a demo application.
Thanks for your interest.
-Sean
drfaygo
Jul 2, 2010, 8:44:21 AM7/2/10
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Harlan
I recently started using Jingo a few weeks back in order to modularize
a product at work. We are putting it into production next week, and
Jingo hasn't caused any heartaches yet. I've contacted Sean directly
with questions (I forgot about this mailing-list, I probably should
have used it), and he has been quick to respond and very helpful.
On a related note, I wrote a quick Maven plugin to "Jingoify" existing
Javascript files during the prepackaging phases of Maven. I can
declare the name of the module and dependency and stuff in the pom
file. I've found this helpful for 3rd-party Javascript libraries such
as jQuery. I don't expect a problem sharing this, although I
originally wrote it for work.
Paul
I recently started using Jingo a few weeks back in order to modularize
a product at work. We are putting it into production next week, and
Jingo hasn't caused any heartaches yet. I've contacted Sean directly
with questions (I forgot about this mailing-list, I probably should
have used it), and he has been quick to respond and very helpful.
On a related note, I wrote a quick Maven plugin to "Jingoify" existing
Javascript files during the prepackaging phases of Maven. I can
declare the name of the module and dependency and stuff in the pom
file. I've found this helpful for 3rd-party Javascript libraries such
as jQuery. I don't expect a problem sharing this, although I
originally wrote it for work.
Paul
BreweR
Aug 16, 2010, 2:31:52 PM8/16/10
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Hi Harlan,
To answer your questions: Yes, and Yes.
1) Goes to show that this is a VERY stable project. :-)
2) We have been using this in a high intensity/high traffic production
e-commerce site for well over a year now without any issues.
Cheers!
To answer your questions: Yes, and Yes.
1) Goes to show that this is a VERY stable project. :-)
2) We have been using this in a high intensity/high traffic production
e-commerce site for well over a year now without any issues.
Cheers!
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