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Posted to dev@plc4x.apache.org by Julian Feinauer <j....@pragmaticminds.de> on 2019/05/05 17:47:42 UTC

Short wrap-up of this Weekend

Hi all,

hi to (hopefully) some new people on the list, hi to all attendees of the FOSSA Hackathon in Brussels and also Hi to all others who had to stay at home.
As we are currently driving home I wanted to give everybody a short wrap-up of what happened in the project and what things we talked about (well, 95% in fact was simply bullshit… but the 5%...).

Most notably we have a first Version of the C# (or .NET) Api finished by Björn and merged by Chris, so big props to those two!
Then, Tim did a lot of refactoring for the Scraper (where we really rely on…) so thanks to Tim. I guess the PR will come in one or two days.
Lukasz spent some time in fixing the Karaf integration and made quite some progress, as far as I understood it (you know, the shortest programmer joke “nearly done”…). So hopefully, we can also celebrate his first PR very soon.
Other than that, lovely Chris gave some new people an introduction to PLC4X and we had several people hanging around with us and coding a bit around.
Of course Niklas has to be named who did his first PR after sitting with us for some MINUTES, so this definetly is a record (Lukasz needed about 2 years… I guess :P ).
Finally, Chris, Björn and I spend some time on the Code Generation thing and we are in quite good state as we are able to nicely generate POJOs in Java and Python (well I guess in Python those are not Pojos… how are they called? POPOs? (that’s the german word for butt)).
So it seems reasonable that we can soon(tm) generate some serialization / deserialization automatically for DFDL files. As Chris already finished those for S7 this would be a HUGE step forward.

So after all, it was a really nice weekend with really nice beer and really short nights and a lot of fun and community and I can only come to one conlusion… we need more Hackathons with our community.
So I’m open for any suggestions (Mallorca?) and I’m looking really forward to our next meetup which will be awesome!

Julian

RE: Short wrap-up of this Weekend

Posted by "Strljic, Matthias Milan" <ma...@isw.uni-stuttgart.de>.
@Julian: nice summary sounds like a big success!

@Tim: I would take one in M if I prove myself worthy, my lord.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Mitsch <t....@pragmaticindustries.de>
Sent: Monday, May 6, 2019 12:13 AM
To: dev@plc4x.apache.org
Subject: Re: Short wrap-up of this Weekend

Hey guys

@Julian :
full ack to Chris ... great summary
i liked it also very much in Brussels ... little other than expected but definetly repeatable __ @TEAM TODDY (btw. who likes to have one or more of our Team-Toddy T-Shirts, i still have some in M, L and XL)

@Chris:
Sounds interesting - excited to know more tommorow

My scraper PR will open Tuesday probably.

Best
Tim

Am 05.05.19, 22:37 schrieb "Christofer Dutz" <ch...@c-ware.de>:

    Hi Julian,

    Thank you for that excellent summary. In the last two hours I had a little chat with the guys from the European commission. Seems they liked how we help the small businesses participate in the Innovation. Will probably post more tomorrow ... In the train and still I almost can't keep my eyes open ;-)

    Totally exhausted, I am ;-)

    Chris

    Outlook für Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> herunterladen

    ________________________________
    From: Julian Feinauer <j....@pragmaticminds.de>
    Sent: Sunday, May 5, 2019 7:47:42 PM
    To: dev@plc4x.apache.org
    Subject: Short wrap-up of this Weekend

    Hi all,

    hi to (hopefully) some new people on the list, hi to all attendees of the FOSSA Hackathon in Brussels and also Hi to all others who had to stay at home.
    As we are currently driving home I wanted to give everybody a short wrap-up of what happened in the project and what things we talked about (well, 95% in fact was simply bullshit… but the 5%...).

    Most notably we have a first Version of the C# (or .NET) Api finished by Björn and merged by Chris, so big props to those two!
    Then, Tim did a lot of refactoring for the Scraper (where we really rely on…) so thanks to Tim. I guess the PR will come in one or two days.
    Lukasz spent some time in fixing the Karaf integration and made quite some progress, as far as I understood it (you know, the shortest programmer joke “nearly done”…). So hopefully, we can also celebrate his first PR very soon.
    Other than that, lovely Chris gave some new people an introduction to PLC4X and we had several people hanging around with us and coding a bit around.
    Of course Niklas has to be named who did his first PR after sitting with us for some MINUTES, so this definetly is a record (Lukasz needed about 2 years… I guess :P ).
    Finally, Chris, Björn and I spend some time on the Code Generation thing and we are in quite good state as we are able to nicely generate POJOs in Java and Python (well I guess in Python those are not Pojos… how are they called? POPOs? (that’s the german word for butt)).
    So it seems reasonable that we can soon(tm) generate some serialization / deserialization automatically for DFDL files. As Chris already finished those for S7 this would be a HUGE step forward.

    So after all, it was a really nice weekend with really nice beer and really short nights and a lot of fun and community and I can only come to one conlusion… we need more Hackathons with our community.
    So I’m open for any suggestions (Mallorca?) and I’m looking really forward to our next meetup which will be awesome!

    Julian

Re: Short wrap-up of this Weekend

Posted by Tim Mitsch <t....@pragmaticindustries.de>.
Hey guys

@Julian	:
full ack to Chris ... great summary
i liked it also very much in Brussels ... little other than expected but definetly repeatable __ @TEAM TODDY (btw. who likes to have one or more of our Team-Toddy T-Shirts, i still have some in M, L and XL)

@Chris:
Sounds interesting - excited to know more tommorow

My scraper PR will open Tuesday probably.

Best
Tim

Am 05.05.19, 22:37 schrieb "Christofer Dutz" <ch...@c-ware.de>:

    Hi Julian,
    
    Thank you for that excellent summary. In the last two hours I had a little chat with the guys from the European commission. Seems they liked how we help the small businesses participate in the Innovation. Will probably post more tomorrow ... In the train and still I almost can't keep my eyes open ;-)
    
    Totally exhausted, I am ;-)
    
    Chris
    
    Outlook für Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> herunterladen
    
    ________________________________
    From: Julian Feinauer <j....@pragmaticminds.de>
    Sent: Sunday, May 5, 2019 7:47:42 PM
    To: dev@plc4x.apache.org
    Subject: Short wrap-up of this Weekend
    
    Hi all,
    
    hi to (hopefully) some new people on the list, hi to all attendees of the FOSSA Hackathon in Brussels and also Hi to all others who had to stay at home.
    As we are currently driving home I wanted to give everybody a short wrap-up of what happened in the project and what things we talked about (well, 95% in fact was simply bullshit… but the 5%...).
    
    Most notably we have a first Version of the C# (or .NET) Api finished by Björn and merged by Chris, so big props to those two!
    Then, Tim did a lot of refactoring for the Scraper (where we really rely on…) so thanks to Tim. I guess the PR will come in one or two days.
    Lukasz spent some time in fixing the Karaf integration and made quite some progress, as far as I understood it (you know, the shortest programmer joke “nearly done”…). So hopefully, we can also celebrate his first PR very soon.
    Other than that, lovely Chris gave some new people an introduction to PLC4X and we had several people hanging around with us and coding a bit around.
    Of course Niklas has to be named who did his first PR after sitting with us for some MINUTES, so this definetly is a record (Lukasz needed about 2 years… I guess :P ).
    Finally, Chris, Björn and I spend some time on the Code Generation thing and we are in quite good state as we are able to nicely generate POJOs in Java and Python (well I guess in Python those are not Pojos… how are they called? POPOs? (that’s the german word for butt)).
    So it seems reasonable that we can soon(tm) generate some serialization / deserialization automatically for DFDL files. As Chris already finished those for S7 this would be a HUGE step forward.
    
    So after all, it was a really nice weekend with really nice beer and really short nights and a lot of fun and community and I can only come to one conlusion… we need more Hackathons with our community.
    So I’m open for any suggestions (Mallorca?) and I’m looking really forward to our next meetup which will be awesome!
    
    Julian

Re: Short wrap-up of this Weekend

Posted by Christofer Dutz <ch...@c-ware.de>.
Hi Julian,

Thank you for that excellent summary. In the last two hours I had a little chat with the guys from the European commission. Seems they liked how we help the small businesses participate in the Innovation. Will probably post more tomorrow ... In the train and still I almost can't keep my eyes open ;-)

Totally exhausted, I am ;-)

Chris

Outlook für Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> herunterladen

________________________________
From: Julian Feinauer <j....@pragmaticminds.de>
Sent: Sunday, May 5, 2019 7:47:42 PM
To: dev@plc4x.apache.org
Subject: Short wrap-up of this Weekend

Hi all,

hi to (hopefully) some new people on the list, hi to all attendees of the FOSSA Hackathon in Brussels and also Hi to all others who had to stay at home.
As we are currently driving home I wanted to give everybody a short wrap-up of what happened in the project and what things we talked about (well, 95% in fact was simply bullshit… but the 5%...).

Most notably we have a first Version of the C# (or .NET) Api finished by Björn and merged by Chris, so big props to those two!
Then, Tim did a lot of refactoring for the Scraper (where we really rely on…) so thanks to Tim. I guess the PR will come in one or two days.
Lukasz spent some time in fixing the Karaf integration and made quite some progress, as far as I understood it (you know, the shortest programmer joke “nearly done”…). So hopefully, we can also celebrate his first PR very soon.
Other than that, lovely Chris gave some new people an introduction to PLC4X and we had several people hanging around with us and coding a bit around.
Of course Niklas has to be named who did his first PR after sitting with us for some MINUTES, so this definetly is a record (Lukasz needed about 2 years… I guess :P ).
Finally, Chris, Björn and I spend some time on the Code Generation thing and we are in quite good state as we are able to nicely generate POJOs in Java and Python (well I guess in Python those are not Pojos… how are they called? POPOs? (that’s the german word for butt)).
So it seems reasonable that we can soon(tm) generate some serialization / deserialization automatically for DFDL files. As Chris already finished those for S7 this would be a HUGE step forward.

So after all, it was a really nice weekend with really nice beer and really short nights and a lot of fun and community and I can only come to one conlusion… we need more Hackathons with our community.
So I’m open for any suggestions (Mallorca?) and I’m looking really forward to our next meetup which will be awesome!

Julian