Re: [mlmmj] New mlmmj website and development

["Mads Martin Jørgensen" <mmj@mmj.dk>]

Hello Ben and Wolf,

Sorry for this belated answer!

Nevertheless do I feel the need to pay my kudos for this work. It's
really great to see that you're taking care of our baby and the
infrastructure around it, so very well.

Thanks,
Mads Martin

On Sun, Aug 15, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Ben Schmidt
<mail_ben_schmidt@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> Hi, everybody,
>
> I'm pleased to announce that the new mlmmj website is up and running! I
> encourage you to have a look at it. Anyone interested in having an
> account to be able to help maintain it, please let me know! It's where
> it's always been: http://mlmmj.org/
>
> This includes a bug tracker. I will be adding bugs and feature requests
> that I know about over the next few days, and I encourage others to do
> so also. My next priority is working towards a release that includes
> recently-implemented features as well as minor bug fixes, so I'm
> interested in hearing about as many bugs as we know about. The tracker
> is here: http://mlmmj.org/bugs
>
> The mlmmj source code repository is also now available. I will be using
> Mercurial as the 'official' source code control for the project. The
> repository can be browsed online, or accessed through the Mercurial
> commandline tools using this URL: http://mlmmj.org/hg/mlmmj
>
> I know a number of people prefer git. Happily, using the hggit
> extension, I should be able to interact losslessly with a git repository
> with little trouble, and I am happy to try that. I seem to remember
> someone volunteered a while back to set up a git repo. If you're still
> keen, speak up again, and we'll see what we can work out!
>
> Finally, if you're interested in seeing bugs and commits as they happen,
> you can subscribe to new mailing lists bugs@mlmmj.org and
> commits@mlmmj.org for this. This is detailed at: http://mlmmj.org/lists
>
> I hope this new site and infrastructure will raise the profile of mlmmj,
> help us keep on top of bug fixes and change requests, and attract more
> users and developers to this great project.
>
> A big thank-you to Wolf Bergenheim for generously hosting all this, and
> for the time and effort he's put into setting it all up.

-- 
Mads Martin Joergensen, http://mmj.dk
"Why make things difficult, when it is possible to make them cryptic
 and totally illogical, with just a little bit more effort?"
                                 -- A. P. J.