codesurgeon blog forum: Hot Off the Press: Slides for Cola Tech Talk "Wiring Hacker Synapses"
matthewm
· 1 year ago
Well, thank you so much Mustafa for this awesome addition to Ganymede. I've already got everyone downloading 3.4 at my large client I'm consulting with and we're all getting our GTalk accounts set up to use this awesome new feature. This will simply change how our geographically dispersed workforce will collaborate. Can't wait for project synchronization in the future. Who knows, maybe I'll try to help make it a reality!
-Matthew McCullough
Mustafa K. Isik
· 1 year ago
Thank you for the praise Matthew :)
As this is the first release of Cola to a wider audience, I expect that a fair amount of issues - in particular concerning usability - will arise. I'd suggest that you try Cola and wait for the Ganymede maintenance release version of it prior to a large-scale roll out.
Please feel free to either drop me an email or file a bug in the eclipse bugzilla for component ecf.cola for bugs you come across and additional features you'd like to see realized.
MB
· 1 year ago
hi, this looks absolutely amazing! are you going to publish a paper describing how you managed synchronization? and is this alpha?
Mustafa K. Isik
· 1 year ago
I would like to go into more detail on the inner workings of Cola in a scientific paper. Do you have any recommendations on which conference to choose for such a paper?
All Comments
-Matthew McCullough
As this is the first release of Cola to a wider audience, I expect that a fair amount of issues - in particular concerning usability - will arise. I'd suggest that you try Cola and wait for the Ganymede maintenance release version of it prior to a large-scale roll out.
Please feel free to either drop me an email or file a bug in the eclipse bugzilla for component ecf.cola for bugs you come across and additional features you'd like to see realized.