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Phillip Gawlowski
Season's greetings!
While catching up with the world of Ruby and software development in
general, I've noticed that my age-old ClothRed gem has a number of
downloads, meaning that there is certainly an interest in it.
So, my questions are:
Would the community appreciate a HTML-to-Textile library (useful to
clean user input, eventually)?
Since there is (atl east some) useage of the gem, I can't just pull the
rug from under the existing userbase (small as it is), so I'd instead
work on ClothRed 2.
(Mind, this is *not* an announcement about a possible ClothRed 2
release! I'm merely enetertaining the possibility to get back into the
swing of things.)
Cheers,
While catching up with the world of Ruby and software development in
general, I've noticed that my age-old ClothRed gem has a number of
downloads, meaning that there is certainly an interest in it.
So, my questions are:
Would the community appreciate a HTML-to-Textile library (useful to
clean user input, eventually)?
Since there is (atl east some) useage of the gem, I can't just pull the
rug from under the existing userbase (small as it is), so I'd instead
work on ClothRed 2.
(Mind, this is *not* an announcement about a possible ClothRed 2
release! I'm merely enetertaining the possibility to get back into the
swing of things.
)Cheers,