Project status.
Axxiss opened this issue · comments
As the idea of the project is to create kind of an Active Support migration. Would be nice to have a checklist of ActiveSupport features and what is already done. This will generate a better notion of the project status.
What do you think of this?
Some kind of comparison could be useful, but it shouldn't give misdirections on the path taken by the project: the goal is for this to take the role that ActiveSupport has for Rails, not to be a clone. Making a comparison could give the impression of being a clone (IMO). What do you think?
Agree that it could lead to some confusion. To avoid this scenario I would
state loud and clear that is not intended to be a clone. Despite is not
intended to be one, at the beginning it probably will be kind of a clone,
but as time pass it will move in its own direction.
I think having this list can help people who's lurking around to have a
better idea of what can be done.
On 18 September 2015 at 10:42, Maurizio Del Corno notifications@github.com
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Some kind of comparison could be useful, but it shouldn't give
misdirections on the path taken by the project: the goal is for this to
take the role that ActiveSupport has for Rails, not to be a clone. Making a
comparison could give the impression of being a clone (IMO). What do you
think?—
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#78 (comment).
Do you want to write it @Axxiss? I could help you, if you need any help! 👍
wonderful, thanks @Axxiss
closed with #80