Re: Camelcade 0.39 beta released
by hurricup (Pilgrim) on Aug 18, 2015 at 08:06 UTC
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Would be nice to have comments, especially with minuses.
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> Would be nice to have comments, especially with minuses.
Well it's the news section, if you want comments discuss features in mediations.
(a far better advertising technique, to get people involved)
And if you want more positive feedback maybe try to mimic some modesty, instead of claiming to hack the ultimate IDE.
Maybe it'll be once THE ultimate IDE but in the meantime you'll need users for feedback.
If people were convinced about the one and only way to do things they would be happily marching to the tunes of Python instead of hanging around in the fields of TIMTOWTDI.
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Well, I've decided that news is more appropriate for announcement of new build, than discussion.
Of course i need feedback and sad that noone writes anything about plugin itself, but big discussion has grown about how appropriate place for post is.
Don't get about modesty. I don't need to mimic anything. I'm not claiming anything. I'm trying to create good Perl plugin for the best (from my pov) IDE on the market. What does this have to do with modesty? Again, this is a product announcement, not myself.
And concerning the difference of Perl and Python's way, yes, they are different. But, Perl gives you possibility, not oblige you to do every single thing in your original way. Also, I don't know if you've worked on collaborative perl project, it's really difficult to work when everyone is expressing themselves instead of implementing features. It's possible but slows process down. So projects I've participated in has some guidelines and common standards of how different things should be done.
There is nothing bad and no shame in taking good ideas and good practices from other languages and bring them into Perl if its possible and not looks like a third ear on your head.
And if you are saying that Perl is for geeks, who likes to invent different bicycles and Python is for serious projects - i respectfully disagree. It's not about Python or Perl, but about development methods and development culture. Python just doesn't allows you to act different way, Perl - does.
P.S. Sorry for my English.
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LanX: Well it's the news section, if you want comments discuss features in mediations. You mean to say you can't discuss news in the news section?
Seems off, why have a news section if you can't discus said news in it
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I have not voted on your node but my suspicion would be that many might suppose that Perl News is not here for release notices of every single version of every piece of software related to Perl. If you peruse the News section you won't find many other such release notices. Does your project not have a homepage somewhere else where this info could be posted instead?
Good luck with your project.
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I disagree with that supposition, because more visibility of Perl related projects can only be a good thing, and in this case the release in question is hardly a trivial update.
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do you mean collapsible comments? or even collapsible pod?
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