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crschmidt - An open letter to the CodingMonkeys
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crschmidt 8th August, 2004 at 12:56 pm An open letter to the CodingMonkeys
The CodingMonkeys are the members of the team who have created the incredibly successful SubEthaEdit program. Recieving high praise from all users of the program, this truly is the "Killer app" of Pair Programming or Extreme Programming over long geographic distances. However, there is no equivalent program on any platform other than OS X. Almost any programmer that has used SEE can attest to its usefulness - and how the lack of a similar program on other platforms has been, if not a burden, at least a distinct lack. This lack can not remain unfulfilled forever. Personally, I would like to see the SubEthaEdit protocol publicly documented, so that other programs of a similar nature can communicate with SubEthaEdit. I have written a proposal to the CodingMonkeys as to why the SubEthaEdit protocol should be documented and released. An open letter to the CodingMonkeys: The SubEthaEdit protocol is based on BEEP, an open protocol designed to be easily extensible. However, the SubEthaEdit profile URIs do not contain information on the format of these messages as described the by the BEEP. Additionally, there is no published protocol describing how SubEthaEdit communicat"
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