We should have a metacello browser and just to click on a project and it should load because it should be certified to load by jenkins. :) On Nov 8, 2011, at 4:36 PM, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
From the user list (http://forum.world.st/GlorpDBX-td3932313.html)...
Jonathan Kelly wrote:
feeling particularly stupid right now. Been trying to get Xxx working... for the last 2 hours and I'm busted. It took me about an out just to find out how to load and configure things. ugh. It took me a while to work out I had to actually install...
Let's make sure we never leave users with this experience. How do we create a seamless loading experience for people that have not been keenly following the Metacello & Pharo lists for the last year? If I downloaded Pharo today, where's the central access point I would go to load something? Things seem scattered - Metacello configurations can all be found in MetacelloRepository... unless they are with their projects... or both, with one or the other out of date. Loading scripts are often posted to the list, but do they ever get captured into a configuration?
It's embarrassing, but I didn't even know about Metacello's Toolboox API unless I read the beta chapter from PBE2 yesterday - I thought configs all had to be coded by hand! - so I never quite "had the time".
:) do you have english mistakes? because imagine that we write in a foreign language all the time and this is slowing us :) and we feel like idiots most of the time.
What can we create to tighten up this process and empower (especially new) users?
Yes with a repository by distribution and a browser showing the configurationOf of the published projects. Stef
Sean
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