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| Posted by Zeheng at Apr 14, 2012, 10:43:18 AM |
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Re: Happy to join the Sweet Home 3D Group Past releases are available from here or from CVS where each version has a tag. Thanks, I found those releases now, quite many. As I know, many open source project adopt a voting system for election of project roles or information required to make something release ready. Are those past releases all stable releases? If so, how were these stable releases done in the past? Any voting system involved or any decision strategy used? Nevertheless, I regularly profile the program with jvisualvm (included in the JDK) to check if modifications didn't decrease performances too much. It sounds good. I rarely use jvisualvm before since my previous projects were not quite big and not for commercial purpose. Most of them did not really request high performance. Now I know it is quite useful especially in open source project. You should simply translate the HTML page of the user's guide. I'll send it to you directly. Well, I use Evrsoft First Page 2006 as the HTML editor. Is it fine? But I have to change "<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ">" to "<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=gb2312 ">", otherwise the web page will display garbled. But this might result in some clash issues with the content stored in database if "UTF-8" is used in the database. Should I do it in this way? Besides, are there any requests for the document format when I send back the HTML page? or perhaps a description? And could you tell me how to deliver the modified file once I'm done, by email? |
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