Brennon Bortz

I've learned a lot by lurking on the list and checking out the many different patches that are posted here and there. But, is there a place that people regularly post patches for others to check out and learn from? It doesn't matter what it is...I just enjoy looking at other people ideas and learning about what others are doing.

If there isn't such a place, would there be interest in setting up a site or wiki for just such a place? Maybe the wiki that was recently announced would be a good starting point?

I've learned a lot by lurking on the list and checking out the many different patches that are posted here and there.  But, is there a place that people regularly post patches for others to check out and learn from?  It doesn't matter what it is...I just enjoy looking at other people ideas and learning about what others are doing.

If there isn't such a place, would there be interest in setting up a site or wiki for just such a place?  Maybe the wiki that was recently announced would be a good starting point?

patch-respository

Definitely, please post any good findings to the wiki, links to the 

authors site, I dont think uploading the patches would be appropriate.

Id check out the cycling74 share page, and max objects for abstractions.

On Jan 22, 2007, at 2:13 AM, Brennon wrote:

> I've learned a lot by lurking on the list and checking out the many 

> different patches that are posted here and there. But, is there a 

> place that people regularly post patches for others to check out 

> and learn from? It doesn't matter what it is...I just enjoy 

> looking at other people ideas and learning about what others are 

> If there isn't such a place, would there be interest in setting up 

> a site or wiki for just such a place? Maybe the wiki that was 

> recently announced would be a good starting point?

Definitely, please post any good findings to the wiki, links to the  
authors site, I dont think uploading the patches would be appropriate.

>
> I've learned a lot by lurking on the list and checking out the many  
> different patches that are posted here and there.  But, is there a  
> place that people regularly post patches for others to check out  
> and learn from?  It doesn't matter what it is...I just enjoy  
> looking at other people ideas and learning about what others are  
> doing.
>
> If there isn't such a place, would there be interest in setting up  
> a site or wiki for just such a place?  Maybe the wiki that was  
> recently announced would be a good starting point?
>
> --BB

As a thought for the wiki, or a separate site, do you think there may be interest in creating a sort of learning site for M/M/J? I would envision a site that follows the documentation closely, but also brings in the help patches, "see also" links, etc. It would further have real-world examples showing how various objects are used in functioning patches to accomplish various tasks. What do you think?

As a thought for the wiki, or a separate site, do you think there may be interest in creating a sort of learning site for M/M/J?  I would envision a site that follows the documentation closely, but also brings in the help patches, "see also" links, etc.  It would further have real-world examples showing how various objects are used in functioning patches to accomplish various tasks.  What do you think?

This is something that most classes that post patches, syllabuses, 

course guides and whatnot would be able to solve. There is a 

possibility that another pretty large site might offer some sort 

of .. editorialized tutorials for various topics, but who knows if 

Id say post the class links, etc that you find to the wiki, we can 

On Jan 22, 2007, at 3:08 PM, Brennon wrote:

> As a thought for the wiki, or a separate site, do you think there 

> may be interest in creating a sort of learning site for M/M/J? I 

> would envision a site that follows the documentation closely, but 

> also brings in the help patches, "see also" links, etc. It would 

> further have real-world examples showing how various objects are 

> used in functioning patches to accomplish various tasks. What do 

This is something that most classes that post patches, syllabuses,  
course guides and whatnot would be able to solve. There is a  
possibility that another pretty large site might offer some sort  
of .. editorialized tutorials for various topics, but who knows if  
that will happen.

Id say post the class links, etc that you find to the wiki, we can  
organize it later :)

>
> As a thought for the wiki, or a separate site, do you think there  
> may be interest in creating a sort of learning site for M/M/J?  I  
> would envision a site that follows the documentation closely, but  
> also brings in the help patches, "see also" links, etc.  It would  
> further have real-world examples showing how various objects are  
> used in functioning patches to accomplish various tasks.  What do  
> you think?
>
> --BB

Patch respository?