World: r4wp

I'm trying out BitBucket with Git for now, the control over who can 
update being for now the deciding factor.  I have the following setup 
in mind:

http://www.dropbox.com/s/hkptm400jksmoet/git-setup.jpg

(sorry, bit of a crude sketch)

It's entirely probable that I'm using it naively and/or inefficiently, 
but so far I have the ME and BITBUCKET parts working just as I would 
have hoped. I'm pretty sure there's a million intricate parts to 
learn, but feel this is a good start. Am I overlooking anything obvious?

If I set up the link to the web host from the ME area, does that 
become available to the collaborator? (don't want it to)

Looks like a sensible setup.


No, if you link from ME to HOST, that doesn't become available to 
COLLABORATOR.

Apple's web animation compression :) https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1GWTMLjqQsQS45FWwqNG9ztQTdGF48hQYpjQHR_d1WsI

Cool

Does anyone know how I can pre-process an Apache2 configuration and 
store it in a single file?

No, but don't try to use any GPL licenced tools to do it ... (ba 
dump bump)

(or something like that)

Not sure exactly what you mean Robert. I've written tools to generate 
Apache configs, if that's along the lines of what you're doing.

To start some new discussions, 1) I like Squeak/Pharo Smalltalk's 
AIDA/Seaside systems. Hope to to practice them in realworld soon 
(creating a community site)... 2) I'm coding a new Oberon system 
 which will be able to do one of the following at once: a) interpret 
oberon b) translate oberon to x86 machine code c) translate oberon 
to javascript. This is a very long-term project, but I get excellent 
support from the oberoncore.ru community, and am actually making 
good progress. Current oberon project status is c++ sourcecode-based 
ssystem interprets oberon, interpreter has many temporary stubs.

The license for oberon project is GPLv3 or later.