Hi Jonathan,
On Thu, 2011-01-27 at 09:36 +0100, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
Either way - I don't think this discussion really
belongs here - sorry.
..
I wouldn't mind spear heading an effort to do a python port
of LO in regards to going web based. Cant you integrate the
C++ code we have with python?
If you want to do a python port of some things; I guess working on some
Java -> Python conversion would be great for some of the built-in
extensions etc.
I really think that a web based office suite is only possible in linear
time by doing something like the VCL / canvas cut that I suggested.
I would -very-strenuously- discourage people from trying to 'port'
-all- of LO from one language to another though ;-) not because it is
impossible (though it is nearly), but simply becuase we can do -much-
more useful and productive things for people.
So - again I would say this belongs on the crack-smoking list ;-)
though - IMHO writing a VCL <-> remote web/canvas renderer is worth
actually discussing here.
ATB,
Michael.
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