[Nitro] Nitro IRC channel
George Moschovitis
Michael Fellinger
Moschovitis<george.mo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear all,
> As you know I am not working on the old Nitro/Ruby framework. However I am
> actively working on a JavaScript version of Nitro:
> github.com/gmosx/nitro
> www.nitrojs.org/docs
> Today I logged in #nitro on FreeNode. The topic says that Nitro is not in
> active development. And I cannot change it.
> Since I am using the same channel for the new version of Nitro, I am
> wondering if someone could make me an operator in the channel so I can
> change the topic.
According to chanserv, the #nitro channel is not registered and nobody
is operator.
What you should do in this case, is join #freenode and ask for some
staff member to help you register the channel.
It seems a bit odd that it doesn't belong to anyone anymore, I thought
you had it registered some time ago.
Also sorry about the strange kind of advertising in the topic, haven't
been in the channel for a long time, and didn't notice it was there or
I'd have asked staff to remove it.
> thank you,
> George.
>
> PS: Feel free to have a look at the new Nitro version, I think JavaScript on
> the server side rocks!
I'll definitely take a look, the docs look quite promising, does it
run on spidermonkey?
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George Moschovitis
I'll definitely take a look, the docs look quite promising, does it
run on spidermonkey?
blog.gmosx.com
James Britt
>
> I'll definitely take a look, the docs look quite promising, does it
> run on spidermonkey?
>
>
>
> At the moment it runs just great on Rhino.
>
I spent a brief amount of time looking at it and had some issues, but it
does look promising. When I have more time I'll give it another go and
let you know if I still have trouble.
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