Re: Re: New Package Proposal: File_Ogg
| From: | Stefan Neufeind | Date: | Thu, 28 Aug 2003 22:17:04 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: New Package Proposal: File_Ogg | ||
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On 28 Aug 2003 at 17:45, Greg Beaver wrote:
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> Otherwise, my cursory look says this is well-documented code. You
> will probably benefit from subpackages when they get worked out, which
> is happening right now.
>
> I have a conditional +1: commit to cvs, but don't do an initial
> release without really great docs at pear.php.net (don't use existing
> docs as a model :). I'm willing to be a doc beta-tester, as someone
> who knows nothing about Ogg_Vorbis, but a bit about documentation. My
> initial impression of Ogg_Vorbis is that it is an interesting
> technology, but since nobody uses it yet, this is a problem. As a
> professional musician myself, I'd like to see a short summary of the
> problem that Ogg solves (just excerpt something from
> http://www.xiph.org/about.html and link to it) in the
> introduction to
> the docs.
Well Greg, I know you like docs very much - and I also agree with you
they are useful. But I'd propose to do a alpha-release even if there
is just inline-documentation. This is the case with many packages so
far :-)))
So I don't think we should hold David any longer - for a first
release. In my oppinion David should go ahead and do a first release
now the class itself is ready. He doesn't have to name it 1.0
already. Give him a chance to release his masterpiece for a first
time :-)
Stefan