On May 16, 2012, at 11:13 AM, Esteban Lorenzano wrote:
99% of the changes affects infrastructure and/or replace old tools. Why your work should be affected by that? I migrated Seaside from 1.3 to 1.4 in 15'... and the "problem" was not Seaside-Pharo incompatibilities, but to adapt configuration to not load OB (just not choose those packages in the metacello config) Other frameworks like Magritte and Pier ran out of the box. (well... Magritte-Mophic needed a small adjust... and that was like 5') For more examples, my personal projects (I submitted 3 slides yesterday for two of them), are usually complex projects (both for web and desktop) and I migrated all of them in less than a morning work (I needed to update/modify my metacello configurations for that).
So... as soon as I know... your feelings are just that: feelings. Not real facts. And maybe those feelings are because we (as a community) are growing and we need to adapt our communication processes to match current status. But I think that's a good think, not a bad one.
+ 10000 May be you should paste that into a blog! And can we have a private developer mailing-list :) Because now our movement is questioned and I do not like that. Stef