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1-Added Chora ViewCVS applet
2-Doxygen documentation(updated each day)
3-using the mod_deflate modules to increase the download speed (idea of kth5)
4-made a big clean in the cvs repository
i think thats all for the moment. and if there some ppl that want to be added to the dev-mailing-list just post yur email here
thx yu
Last edited by Sull on 15 Dec 2004, 07:03, edited 2 times in total.
Great, I like the new doxygen! I see it's pretty much a mess still, it'll be good to apply some consistent doxygen compliant commenting to our sources indeed.
My point is more that we should be cleaning/commenting the code for the rest of the lifetime of this project. But indeed, there is some catch upping to do.
but technically it's not that hard to make and I find when coding, the harder it is, the more you comment your code so you can keep tabs on where your brain was at the beginning, middle, and end of a routine.
Well my idea was to have some time to clean the actual code, not to use only a week to clean the code for the rest of the life of this project. Anyway I should report what my software engineering teachers says: "comments should be avoided bacause code should be enough clear, if you need to add a comment or its a particular issue, or you did something wrong".
I won't say if I agree or not, because I don't wont to open a discussion on that, only reporting someone's ideas.
hi guys,im switching the cvs to a better box,is it done but the viewcvs and chora applet didnt work right now,if there a problem with the cvs just post it here
(idea of kth5)
TMW Italian community
For sure we need a whole week dedicated to cleaning and commenting the code, but this should be worth the effort.
