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mtyaka posted an update in the group
Code 3 months, 2 weeks agoI found the presentation about porting Angry Birds to HTML5 quite interesting:
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dachary replied to the forum topic bug fixing and code review in the group
Code 6 months, 1 week agoRead more at http://dachary.org/?p=1031
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dachary started the forum topic bug fixing and code review in the group
Code 6 months, 1 week agoThe cardstories logs were analyzed and a script written to mail the errors.Request.finish was called on a request after its connection was lost. This behavior was fixed to reduce the log verbosity.
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dachary posted an update in the group
Code 7 months agoThe cardstories server is based on twisted and each server operation that is not CPU is run in a fiber using a combination of deferred and yield. This makes for an efficient code that reads almost like a sequential program. However, after each yield the state of the program may have changed and this creates race conditions. Read more…
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Congratulations (and thanks) for fixing that one
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arbrandes posted an update in the group
Code: 8 months, 4 weeks agoHail c0d3rs (and @mtyaka in particular)!
I have discovered that using css(‘left’) and css(‘top’) for positioning is a bit unreliable with IE8, and *very* unreliable with FF 3.6. See http://tickets.farsides.com/issues/383 for details.
I propose that from now on we abandon the css() approach for positioning, and use jQuery’s position()…[Read more]
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Ahh, that’s why some tests were problematic in IE8. Thanks for figuring this out!
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arbrandes posted an update in the group
Code: 9 months, 1 week agoHail coders (@dachary especially):
In conversation with @mtyaka, we have decided to abolish cherry-picking and public issue branches for now. Why?
* Cherry picking does not play well in our scenario: it creates a whole new commit, in such a way that in future merges git does not know that both “cherries” are the same. In other words, it…[Read more]
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Sounds good to me : )
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blanchard posted an update in the group
Code: 9 months, 3 weeks agoquestion about http://wiki.farsides.com/w/Requirements_and_deliverables_for_patch_submission#Keeping_the_repository_updated
I had a look at the man of git stash, fetch, and so on. But I don’t quite understand what really changes compared to what I was explained to do before (git pull, git commit, git pull –rebase, etc).
The chat log about that…[Read more]-
Hey blanchard, let me give a shot at explaining. The problem we discussed was with the following situation:
1) You commit some changes, and push to your gitorious repo.
2) You commit some more changes locally, but meanwhile:
a) Stuff was added to the cardstories master repo…
b) … but your stuff from 1) was NOT added to cardstories…[Read more]-
thanks very much !
So if I understand correctly, after each commit on my gitorious repo, I would run the process of git stash/fetch/etc, and then all is well that ends well correct ? -
Yep – but the best is to create a copy of your repo just in case, and try to have a reference close to hand. If you need help don’t hesitate to ask, git is a tricky b*stard. : )
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dachary posted an update in the group
Code: 9 months, 3 weeks agoThe cardstories tests were run on a number of browsers to check for portability issues. They were resolved to match the farsides development requirements. Read more…
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arbrandes posted an update in the group
Code: 9 months, 4 weeks agoFolks, with the interests of visibility in mind, I spent some time today to set up an easily-updateable Cardstories deployment on my home server, so that you guys can see what I’m doing. I’ll try to update it at least once a day:
http://arbrandes.homelinux.com:8080/
(stuff like Facebook auth and sending of emails should be working)
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Oh, and if anybody wants me to create users so you can check out OWA and the Django admin site working, just ask and I’ll do it.
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I’d love to test OWA – please sign me in!
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antoviaque posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months ago@arbrandes raised the question of browser support yesterday – currently in the requirements, the following are listed: Firefox 4.0, 3.0; Chrome; IE 8.0, 7.0; Safari
http://wiki.farsides.com/w/Requirements_and_deliverables_for_patch_submission
However, based on http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-ww-monthly-201006-201106 , it could be time…[Read more]
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I’m for @antoviaque’s proposal: Firefox 4.0, 5.0; Chrome (latest stable); IE 8.0, 9.0; Safari (latest stable)
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I think it is a little premature to drop support for firefox-3.x
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ok – so Firefox 3.5, 4.0, 5.0; Chrome (latest stable); IE 8.0, 9.0; Safari (latest stable) ?
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I created a ”farsides” list of browsers matching the requirements on crossbrowsertesting so that it is easier to check if the current test suite runs on the required browsers.
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The current state of the cross browser compatibility can be seen at http://crossbrowsertesting.com/users/32546/screenshots/z3507bcdea5305c8360f/public and matches the most recent work related to http://tickets.farsides.com/issues/224
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Thanks @dachary, this will certainly come in very handy! Congrats on fixing all the IE8 bugs, too!!
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dachary posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months agoThe dev-2.0 branch has been merged into master. From now on I will assume all reviews are to be made against the master branch.
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Thanks! Less headaches to start the service with the right auth context
Congratz to @arbrandes , too! :p
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arbrandes posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 1 week ago@antoviaque, I won’t be working most of the day tomorrow, but when/if you can, I’d like your feedback on http://tickets.farsides.com/issues/167#note-5. An initial implementation is working, but I’m going to need more time to implement the JS unit tests (I’ll also have to learn HOW
).@dachary, #167 is not ready for review because of the…[Read more]
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This looks like fine surgery to me. You’re not much of a butcher
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I had a look at your work on django this morning, and I’m very happy of what I’ve seen.
The installation is straightforward, it works out of the box, and the code I’ve read was clear and easy to grasp – you have obviously put a lot of efforts into it, and it shows in the quality.I’m like Loic – I want to dive in the django integration and…[Read more]
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You’re both very kind, thank you for the compliments.
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dachary posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 1 week agoUnless this is inconvenient ( @antoviaque ? @blanchard ? @arbrandes ? ) I would like to work on wednesday next week (instead of tuesday). The movers will come to pick up our stuff on tuesday and I fear my productivity will be less than optimal if I try. If this is disturbing, I can do some useful work after 4pm (maybe before) on tuesday and…[Read more]
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I’m perfectly ok with it, thanks for asking.
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perfectly ok too
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No problem at all
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dachary posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 1 week agoThe tasks required to implemented New board: After picking a card, the author is asked to enter a story were split. An architecture is proposed for animations in cardstories. The reload frequency was reduced to a minimum to create conditions favorable to animations. Read more…
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arbrandes posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 1 week ago@antoviaque, to answer your question from the chat, I’ll be online tomorrow at about 12:00 GMT+2. I’ll try to get there earlier, though.
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dachary posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 1 week ago@mtyaka I’ve created a ticket with draft specifications for the jquery chat plugin http://tickets.farsides.com/issues/218 I realize it is a little terse. Please ask me if you cannot magically infer what is missing
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arbrandes posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 1 week agoFolks, if @dachary accepts my patch for #190, I’ll be done with the Django bugs. while we don’t setup the next sprint, what should I focus on? Facebook login (#149)?
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You read my mind
Now that you’ve completed a sound django integration that makes me eager to work with it, the next logical step is to improve it with the first prerequisite from Xavier & David point of view : interaction with social networks. I approve working on #149 as the taks that makes most sense.
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antoviaque posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 2 weeks ago@dachary – going through the v2.0, I realize that there is still quite some work on the board interface – given that you’ll be busy in the next days, how much do you think you’ll be able to complete by Friday? Would it be worth to get you some help?
Since there will be a meeting at 6pm (Paris time) to organize the sprint, maybe Adolfo could…[Read more]
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I’ll be glad to help.
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I’m afraid I was too busy to notice
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dachary posted an update in the group
Code: 10 months, 2 weeks ago@arbrandes I’ve reviewed and ran the tests and merged #188. I like the simplicity
of the solution. Nice catch on the skin argument. It only worked because
it was set in the caller
@arbrandes In my opinion the next step in the django works is:http://tickets.farsides.com/issues/184
Not so much because of security but because it is at the…[Read more]
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Roger that, @dachary! I’m pleased that this first patch as a contractor was accepted.
I agree on #184, will estimate it, clear it with @antoviaque, and possibly annoy you with questions.
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yup
And thanks for using the buddypress – it makes me happy
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Haven’t seen it yet, but it’s already bookmarked. Great find!
Thanks, listening to it now – good background while creating tickets ;p