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Subject: Re: ApacheCon Hackaton: focus on 2.2?
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Bertrand,

I like the idea of this, but only if there are releases of trunk well 
before the Hackathon.

Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
> Assuming several of us are going to participate in the Hackathon (June
> 26th-27th, during the ApacheCon tutorials), I'd like to suggest a
> focus on 2.2 (well, Cocoon 3.0 then). Not a very original idea I
> agree, but read on..
>
> IMHO the main goal should be to get everyone on the same page as to
> what exactly 2.2 is and does - I'm sure several of us, like me, have
> been too busy in our own projects to keep up and are a bit lost as to
> what to expect (or is it just me?).
>
> To make this goal concrete, I'd like to work on a simple example app
> based on 2.2, something like the Bricks example that would demonstrate
> component assembly, use of external libraries and good old pipelines.
> Having some of the 2.2 gurus around would help immensely, of course,
> to get this just right.
>
> WDYT?
> -Bertrand