After having created my first open source project, I realised that although I knew 9ers worked on open source projects, I didn't know who worked on what.
So what are you working on?
Herbie
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Dr Herbie
Horses for courses
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Maddus Mattus
Do, or do not. There is no try. - Yoda
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blowdart
Peek-a-boo
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JoshRoss
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http://sql2excel.codeplex.com/
At what point should I upgrade the solution to VS2010? If I did it now, would it break for developers using VS2008?
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blowdart
Peek-a-boo
JoshRoss said:
http://sql2excel.codeplex.com/
At what point should I upgrade the solution to VS2010? If I did it now, would it break for developers using VS2008?
It kinda breaks, the solution will no longer load. But as long as you don't change the targetting to .NET 4.0 you can just have two solution files, one for VS2008 one for VS2010
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JoshRoss
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blowdart said:JoshRoss said:*snip*
It kinda breaks, the solution will no longer load. But as long as you don't change the targetting to .NET 4.0 you can just have two solution files, one for VS2008 one for VS2010
I didn't know that you could have two different versions of a solution files in the same solution. Or are you saying that I can branch the code base?
Having to deal with multiple versions of excel is bad enough. I wonder of the embeddable interop types in 4.0 will alleviate this pain point.
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vesuvius
Count Orlock
JoshRoss said:blowdart said:*snip*I didn't know that you could have two different versions of a solution files in the same solution. Or are you saying that I can branch the code base?
Having to deal with multiple versions of excel is bad enough. I wonder of the embeddable interop types in 4.0 will alleviate this pain point.
Yes
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JoshRoss
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vesuvius said:JoshRoss said:*snip*
Yes
Yes I can have two types or yes I should branch?
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vesuvius
Count Orlock
JoshRoss said:vesuvius said:*snip*
Yes I can have two types or yes I should branch?
You can have a VS 2008 and VS 2010 .sln file and users click on the version they have.
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mastermine
See.Hear.Frag
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figuerres
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Maddus Mattus said:@Maddus -> interesting as the only stuff like this tends to cost ..... i may need some controls like this but not sure if i can find time to help you creat them
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vesuvius
Count Orlock
figuerres said:Maddus Mattus said:*snip*
@Maddus -> interesting as the only stuff like this tends to cost ..... i may need some controls like this but not sure if i can find time to help you creat them
I have ported this Blu-ray burner to WPF and had a few requests to give the source.
Unfortunately time is the lacking thing as I have a number of additional improvements I could make.
On the WPF calendar front you have this, this and this that should give you a heads-up.
I think that the world of software would change overnight if developers could take 3 - 6 months off work, pursuing other programming interests, and submit them as open source, rather than focussing on being a wage-slave.
That's not to say the open source model is the best, but a lot of open source projects have got me out of jail time and time again.
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Right now, I'm working on:
TweetCraft - http://tweetcraft.codeplex.com
AddOn Studio - http://addonstudio.codeplex.com, which we're generalizing into a general purpose Lua IDE.
I'm pretty much done working on the Facebook Toolkit, but I help here and there on some Coding4Fun projects though.
Thanks,
-Dan
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figuerres
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vesuvius said:figuerres said:*snip*
I have ported this Blu-ray burner to WPF and had a few requests to give the source.
Unfortunately time is the lacking thing as I have a number of additional improvements I could make.
On the WPF calendar front you have this, this and this that should give you a heads-up.
I think that the world of software would change overnight if developers could take 3 - 6 months off work, pursuing other programming interests, and submit them as open source, rather than focussing on being a wage-slave.
That's not to say the open source model is the best, but a lot of open source projects have got me out of jail time and time again.
thanks for the links.
and yeah i had the time there are a *LOT* of things i could code up.
I have more than a few things i have worked on in the past that i can draw on to create stuff.
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mastermine said:
Wow, playme, nice. These projects go largely unnoticed, there has to be some way to find them easier, urgh.
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littleguru
<3 Seattle
http://opf3.codeplex.com - my little ORM.
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