Another Seaside 2.9 Sprint is over. We are trying to do these sprints more regularly now. This time the sprint took place in Bern. The participants were Michael Davies, Julian Fitzell, Philippe Marschal (from left to right in the picture below) and myself (taking the picture). We continued to work on what we started in Amsterdam.
The Seaside Sprint in Amsterdam was a big success. We fixed more than 20 open issues from the bug tracker and did some important refactorings to the code base. We also openend a few new issues that we discovered while working on the code.
The Seaside core team is happy to announce the first official Seaside Sprint held in Amsterdam. The Sprint starts right after the last ESUG presentation and is basically open ended:
Philippe and I did another Seaside Sprint today. We worked towards a maintenance release of Seaside 2.8.2. The bad news is that we couldn't figure out a clean fix for bug 71, what causes this release to be delayed for at least another week.
Philippe and I spend the whole day pushing Seaside 2.9. To keep it short, just a short list of things we have been working on today:
Today, on my way home from the snowy mountains in Glarus, I met Philippe for a quick Seaside meeting. At a well known American coffee chain near the train station of Zurich we took over two tables. As usual the internet connection was much better than the coffee.