future plans for aap? was: Learning and using aap in website project

Andreas Poisel <[email protected]> Thu, 7 Sep 2006 13:25:21 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tools.aap.user
Message-ID <20060907112521.GG2053@trude>
Hi Marco!

* [email protected] <[email protected]> [060906 22:10]:

> > http://www.calmar.ws/aap/index.html
> > there are some recipies I use. (see recipes :)

Great site, thank you!  But I think it doesn't contain an answer to my
question (is it still not possible to upload directories recursively
using the ":publish" attribute?).

I've been using aap for years for different tasks but I think it's time
to take a look at the documentation again.  I'm using a fraction of
aap's features only, your page with commented examples is a great
starting point.

> since I really *do not* want to lose that great tool ...  I meant.

It's there and it's open source - I think it won't disappear.  But maybe
Bram could comment on the status and his future plans with A-A-P (if
any).

AFAIK the mailing list had been offline for awhile, that wasn't
beneficial for the discussion here.  But the documentation is really
great, it answers most questions.  So I think people _are_ using aap -
silently.  ;-)

-- 
Thank you, Andreas

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