Re: Idea: Lua Max, a complete standalone Lua

["Martin Spernau" <martin@...>]

Ok so now we have several suggestions for a name:
* LuaMAX
* LuaCheia
* FullMoon
(I personall favor the 'FullMoon')

So we need to decide on one, and also we should think about how to
coordinate, host etc. this project.

Several options:
* use the existing lua-users.org (SourceForge) environment (CVS, webserver,
maillist)
* start a new SourceForge project
* self host (I could volunteer some space and bandwidth, CVS etc.)

Next question is how seperated/interlaced we want to keep it. Do we keep
discussions on this list, and continue to use/expand the existing Wiki? Or
do we 'branch'?
Both options have pro/cons.

And then, who is going to 'be in charge'? Do we have one person maintaining
the project or does anybody contribute? Or something inbetween like a group
of people?

Maybe everyone intersted could give a short statement as to the level of
contribution they would like / can give. (Some already have)

-> I could volunteer to do some coordination, website, and such, as I'm not
very good at C/C++ (I specialize in scripting, currently a lot PHP, but I
also did VB, Perl and some Delphi).

so, let's give it a name, shall we?

-Martin
http://traumwind.tierpfad.de/blog/

----- Original Message -----
From: "Björn De Meyer" <bjorn.demeyer@pandora.be>
To: "Multiple recipients of list" <lua-l@tecgraf.puc-rio.br>
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 9:03 PM
Subject: Re: Idea: Lua Max, a complete standalone Lua


> Roberto Ierusalimschy wrote:
> >
> > I know that!! "Lua Cheia" (pronounced more-or-less like "shay-ah"). I
> > would sugest the name LuaEE ("Enterprise Edition" ;-).
>
> LuaCheia sounds great. ^_^
>
> > I really like this idea (whatever the name), but one thing that people
> > usually forget is documentation. Such distribution should include
> > documentation for all the modules included, in an as much as possible
> > uniform document.
>
> I agree. Perhaps this can be combined somehow with the ALARM
> idea?
>
> --
> "No one knows true heroes, for they speak not of their greatness." --
> Daniel Remar.
> Björn De Meyer
> bjorn.demeyer@pandora.be
>