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Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI-Nspire => Topic started by: squalyl on January 06, 2011, 06:10:10 am
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Would some people being interested by a domain where you can register an nspire related project?
I could offer that: http://nspforge.unsads.com/ [edit: just waiting DNS propagation]
The only non negotiable conditions are:
respecting all required laws. This is obvious.
make your releases available free of charge.
serious projects only ("hai I want to make a nspire dreamcast emulator where do I download ndless and what is ARM lol?" -> KTHXBYE)
Any other is negotiable. The code does not have to be open source.
Projects would be manually approved for the moment, until I can automate the creation process.
I can provide
- trac -> follow issues, bugs, etc
- svn -> record backup and control your source code
- daily backup to a ftp space
If someone helps me, git is also possible.
I can also import existing svn repositories and discuss any requirement I did not talk about in this post.
What do you think of this? Useful? already done by individual project owners? What more could make that thing interesting?
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sounds useful, I'd probably use it if I started working on an nspire project.
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This looks great, I can imagine a TI-83+ Series one, since there are more projects for this one :D
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Well, that could be interesting but I wonder how much time I will need to admin all of this if the number of projects grow too fast. My vision was a human-sized thing, not a sourceforge-bis.
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Nice! This might motivate me to start some Nspire projects... :)
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So, the URL is just a name, doesn't actually go anywhere, right? The link doesn't work, so I kind of figured that was the case.
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We're just waiting for DNS propagation, sorry :D [edit: and a corrected DNS entry #sick# ]
however the name tells everything. The page just mentions a contact address: [email protected] . This one is functional.
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This might be useful to me. Currently, I have my makefiles set to back up my source code files to "My Dropbox" at each build.
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That would be nice. It would make some project stuff easier to manage, while the discussion could occur fine on forums.
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Hello
That's great.
Is the URL alive for you all now?
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Hello
That's great.
Is the URL alive for you all now?
Yep, it seems to work. There's not a lot of stuff on the web page, though.
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I'm not sourceforge and I'm my own admin staff. I'm providing trac+svn for coders, and technical support. not a fancy blog & like on facebook & twitter & al.
sure, without any project, the page is quite empty at the moment. When the time comes, you'll get trac environments.
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Well, now I have to set up an ARM compiler on my computer, so I can actually start making stuff. :P
I wish nCubate had a Linux version.....
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to all: if you're lacking ideas, yaronet suggested a ti89 emulator would be nice :D
edit: Ooops didn't know the topic and the work lost by calc84maniac.
Changed nspforge conditions:
-removed the opensource requirement
-clarified that I can host secret projects without advertising them on the site.
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I hope he resumes work on it. Else, maybe that could be a project idea for someone else?
Anyway, hopefully this helps a lot. :)
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nspforge welcomes Chips Challenge from apcalc:
http://nspforge.unsads.com/p/chipschallenge
The environment is brand new, I let apcalc deal with it for useful information.
He will follow-up in the dedicated topic: http://ourl.ca/6829 section:
http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?board=131.0
edit: I'd like to add that project that *already started* are welcome.
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Cool Squalyl :D
Also apcalc should edit the link to include the entire sub-board link instead of just the topic, in case new topics are posted there :D
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the nspforge home page has been extremely improved: I made a meta-project to manage projects.
You can post your requests with a trac ticket here instead of using an email.
Additionnaly, and more importantly, I decided that anyone with a cool calculator project could register it. That opens the door to ti83 and all other friends. The goal is the same: always avoid to loose projects by recording their progress in svn and backing up that daily.
This information is worth spreading among anyone that has incentive to develop anything for a texas calculator. Please share!
from squalyl, at your service.
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Oh that's great. This might be useful for projects like Axe and other large ones.
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Hi,
three good news:
1) We welcome nTris in the nspire forge (http://nspforge.unsads.com/p/ntris). Welcome! This is a great program.
2) I enabled the use of git for those of you who prefer this type of scm
3) I installed a release management plugin to trac so that you can publish your programs easily and have download stats! ndless will use this plugin as soon as ExtendeD have a little time.
Regards and have fun
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We welcome nwriter in the nspire forge: http://nspforge.unsads.com/p/nwriter :)
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WOW thats actually really neat i like it good work ^_^
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Nice to hear. :D
I also like the progress so far. Did you put a link on Hackspire, by the way?
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erm... no.
but that's a good thing to do, I agree with that!
will do that asap.