May 17th, 2010

Elastic Lists, revisit: open source!

In the past, I have prof­ited immensely from using open source projects, fore­most flare, but also many other libraries. I would like to give some­thing back by open sourc­ing my favorite toy, the Elas­tic Lists project on github: github.com/MoritzStefaner/Elastic-Lists.

Have fun with it! Please keep in mind I am not a devel­oper by train­ing and these are side projects. Espe­cially excuse the sketchy doc­u­men­ta­tion. So if you start work­ing with the code, and run into issues, feel free to file bug reports or add ques­tions to the FAQ.

Heck, and while I am at it, why not pub­lish revisit as well: github.com/MoritzStefaner/revisit

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  1. Terrance A. Snyder
    May 30th, 2010 at 2:25 pm

    Thanks for mak­ing this post. I have been recently work­ing with Microsoft Pivot (getpivot.com) and found it to be too con­strict­ing for my needs.

    As I work in the finan­cial sec­tor as an IT engi­neer for a medium sized com­pany I am one of those cubi­cal devel­op­ers — I am try­ing to change things — no more 1990 style inter­faces — your con­tri­bu­tion has made my life easier.

    If I find any bugs or if there are any addi­tions I’ll be sure to con­tribute back, but, for now, thanks for your contribution.

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    July 21st, 2010 at 2:07 pm

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