Re: cooperation proposal

Hya Marcus!

while it seems that jicarilla and webzap do have a lot of overlap, I 
don't think the jicarilla codebase is currently in any shape to be 
merged with anything (yet). I have a very specific idea in my head of 
where I want to go with this thing, but reality does not by far reflect 
that idea just yet.

My plan is to develop jicarilla up to a 1.0 release all by myself (I 
believe an initial codebase for any framework needs to be written by a 
single person in a short timespan in order to be architecturally 
consistent with itself). Once I'm there, I'll have an idea of what to do 
next, like work together with other people ;)

In summary, co-operation may be a good idea, but not just yet, because I 
really want to kick around a lot of stuff in my own private sandbox 
first, which I an afraid I cannot do without kicking the other kids sand 
in the face :D

I'll be tracking your progress. When I feel ready to get out of my 
sandbox, we'll be in touch!

Marcus Schießer wrote:
> i wrote a versatile container for software components that could be 
> embedded in different frameworks. i am using this right now as a 
> container for web components (container embedded in a servlet engine).
> i am looking for a project to merge my effort with, probably jicarilla 
> fits in.
-- 
cheers,

- Leo Simons

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