Re: [jbosstools-dev] tern.java forum

Hello Everybody There is really nice team gathering about tern.java Let's continue to use GitHub issues for discussion - it is more organized with distinct issues - it is real time - issues and code can be easily referenced, images just drag-and-dropped - it uses markdown that can be easily copied to wiki or README - it spams less (I have separate emailbox for GitHub notifications enide.github(a)gmail.com but mostly check on https://github.com/notifications ) - Google groups are recently blocked in China (before they were terribly slow, there is no Google servers in China) - (for organization owners) recently GitHub even gives view stats like Google Analytics for pages tern.java Google group / forum may happily continue to exist as place for users to ask questions - how to use - have long and non-constructive discussions (while issues on GitHub should be closeable, i.e. there is to be some result by each issue) Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2014 14:08:55 +0200 Subject: tern.java forum From: angelo.zerr(a)gmail.com To: jbosstools-dev(a)lists.jboss.org; pascal.leclercq(a)gmail.com; gregory.amerson(a)liferay.com; paul.verest(a)live.com; marijnh(a)gmail.com Hi All, At first I would like to say you "Many thank's!" to interest you to tern.java (and tern.js) and for your contributions. It's a fantastic adventure fore me and I have a great luck to work with guys like you. I contact you because you are integrating tern.java (and AngularJS Eclipse) : * in JBoss Tools * in Liferay IDE * in Nodeclipse. I hope that our collaboration will show that tern.js is the killer javascript inference engine. I contact you, because I think it's important that we share our idea about tern.java (and tern.js) in a commons forum. So my idea is to create a Google Groups "tern.java" for that. I would like to explain more my roadmap (like Tern Tooling https://github.com/angelozerr/tern.java/wiki/Tern-Toolings to provide Eclipse wizards to create JSON type definitions, server plugin and CodeMirror/Ace/Orion editor plugged with tern). What do you think about this idea of Google Groups "tern.java"? Regards Angelo