I wouldn't know how to set everything up for a mirror.
From an architectural point of view I see nothing but added troubles.
So as long as one.com doesn't complain all is well for me
Until now they never complained.
To tell the full story: on a chat session the one.com guy (he didn't
impress me with his knowledge) said I had a download site because he saw
the download page. He couldn't point me to the definition of a download
site. I had to find it myself. I contacted one.com -because you can ask
an exception- but they never bothered to come back to me (which they
usually do). Later I found the definition which clearly shows our site
is not a download site according to their definition. So I think someone
got told of for accusing me of having a download site, but they didn't
want to go as far as apologizing.
Op 16/03/2016 om 11:24 schreef Roberto Lo Giacco:
I believe GitHub releases are a better option ;)
On my Natural Eclipse Plugin <https://github.com/rlogiacco/Natural> project I use releases <https://help.github.com/articles/creating-releases/> as download location and gh-pages <https://pages.github.com/> (a branch with a special name) for the update site: works like a charm!
On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 8:43 AM, Wim Jongman <wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
We could also use dropbox or alike a miror.
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 5:59 PM, Jan Baeyens <jan@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:jan@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
You're good :-)
I'm not worried about the site. It is hosted at a professional
provider (one.com <http://one.com>). They just don't want
download sites on their system. They define a download site as:
>A download-site is a site, where each single hit generates
more than 1 MB of traffic.
We are still below 50k per hit in march so we can handle a bump.
I think the main reason it is so low is the many builds that
generate hits (in feb 178065 on 29 days > 6100 a day)
I'm sending the mail
Lets hope for a big response
Jantje
Op 15/03/2016 om 17:14 schreef Roberto Lo Giacco:
That's perfect, sorry for the weird notation. I still see
V2.4 in the video links and the `of` is only for 1st of
April, while the two March dates are without it...
Very good article in my humble opinion... if it gets
published we'll need a new download location, as your server
will be bloated with downloads :-D
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 5:03 PM, Jan Baeyens <jan@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:jan@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Thanks for your input. Internationalization is key and
your written English is as least as good as mine.
I must say that you use a -for me previously- unknown way
of marking difference.
Once I got the hang of it, it worked fine for me.
I accepted all your remarks except for the following
downloads all low level libraries and machine interface
code needed for smooth integration
to -> I took with
the attached hardware
In English months are written with capitals
The video I'm planning to make is explicitly from 2.x to
3.0. I changed 2.4 to 2.x. I will not handle V1 to V3
This is what I have now
*For Release on April 1 2016
*
*New Eclipse Arduino Open Source IDE Release "Toddler"
brings Pro Development to Arduino
*
With the release of version 3 of the Eclipse Arduino
product, nicknamed "Toddler", Project Lead Jan Baeyens
brings us the next big step in professional development
for the open hardware Arduino platform. The major
features of this release are single install, auto
library include and an incredibly good integrated serial
monitor.
While a lot of Arduino hobbyist are perfectly fine with
the official Arduino IDE, it lacks a lot of capabilities
that the expert and professional developer need. Things
like multiple open projects, multiple files in one
project, task management, version control integration,
indexing, easy library development, code completion and
many other features that developers take for granted when
used to work with the Eclipse IDE.
Upon first activation, Toddler downloads all low level
libraries and machine interface code needed for smooth
integration with the attached hardware. It is just a
matter of installing the archive on any location (home
directory, thumb drive, etc..) and starting the
executable on all three major development platforms (Win,
OSX and Linux), watching the dependencies being
downloaded and starting the first "Sketch" but now in a
multi-file project format.
After initialization, the IDE is equipped with support
for hundreds of boards and hardware devices including a
huge library of code samples to get devs started.
The Arduino eclipse plugin comes as a plugin and as a
product. For download and installation instructions for
both we refer to our website[1]
The code is open source and hosted on Github [2]
While the code is free (as in freedom), people can
support the development team for a small fee on the
Patron site [3] which will buy them priority support for
their issues and pre-release of video's.
If you want more information please feel free to contact
Jan Baeyens on:
jan@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jan@xxxxxxxxxx>
+32473950405 <tel:%2B32473950405>
Best regards
The Arduino eclipse plugin development team
Wim Jongman
Roberto Lo Giacco
Jan Baeyens
Below is the release planning
We released a video on the new and noteworthy [4]
18th March we will release the second video on new and
noteworthy [5]
25th March we will release the third video on new and
noteworthy [6]
1st of April we release Toddler and a video on how to
upgrade your workspace from V2.4 to V3.
[1] http://eclipse.baeyens.it/
[2] https://github.com/jantje/arduino-eclipse-plugin
[3] https://www.patreon.com/jantje?ty=h
[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE5iYxv-B-o
[5] in pre-release
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_JKcvqpxq8
[6] in pre-release
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quT-5SSj-Gg
Op 15/03/2016 om 16:06 schreef Roberto Lo Giacco:
A couple of adjustments I believe will make the article
more /fluid/ (remember, I'm not native English).
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 3:53 PM, Jan Baeyens
<jan@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jan@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Nice work Wim.
That is what I made of your input
I haven't send it yet so input is urgent and
requested :-)
Jan
*For Release on April 1 2016
*
*New Eclipse Arduino Open Source IDE Release
"Toddler" brings Pro Development to Arduino
*
With the release of version 3 of the Eclipse Arduino
product, nicknamed "Toddler"
,
Project Lead Jan Baeyens brings us the next big step
in professional development
for
the open hardware Arduino platform. The major
features of this release are single install, auto
library include and an incredibly good integrated
serial monitor.
While a lot of Arduino hobbyist are perfectly fine
with the official Arduino IDE, it lacks a lot of
capabilities that the expert and professional
developer need. Things like multiple open projects,
multi
ple
files in one project,
t
ask
m
anagement, version control
i
ntegration,
i
ndexing, easy library development, code completion
and many other
features
that developers take for granted when used to work
with the Eclipse IDE.
Upon first activation,
Toddler
downloads all low level libraries and machine
interface code needed for smooth integration
to
the attached hardware. It is just a matter of
installing the archive on any location (home
directory, thumb drive, etc..) and starting the
executable on all three major development platforms
(Win, OSX and Linux), watching the dependencies
being downloaded and starting the first "Sketch" but
now in a multi-file project format.
After initialization, the IDE is equipped with
support for hundreds of boards and hardware devices
including a huge library of
code
sample
s
to get devs started.
The Arduino eclipse plugin comes as a plugin and as
a product. For download and installation
instructions for both we refer to our website[1]
The code is open source and hosted on Github [2]
While the code is free (as in freedom), people can
support the development team for a small fee on the
Patron site [3] which will buy them priority support
for their issues and pre-release of video's.
Below is the release planning
We released a video on the new and noteworthy [4]
18
th of
march we will release the second video on new and
noteworthy [5]
25
th of
march we will release the third video on new and
noteworthy [6]
1
s
t of april we release Toddler and a video on how to
upgrade your workspace from
previous version
.
If you want more information please feel free to
contact Jan Baeyens on:
jan@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jan@xxxxxxxxxx>
<jan-telephone>
Best regards
The Arduino eclipse plugin development team
Wim Jongman
Roberto Lo Giacco
Jan Baeyens
[1] http://eclipse.baeyens.it/
[2] https://github.com/jantje/arduino-eclipse-plugin
[3] https://www.patreon.com/jantje?ty=h
[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE5iYxv-B-o
[5] in pre-release
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_JKcvqpxq8
[6] in pre-release
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quT-5SSj-Gg
Op 15/03/2016 om 15:25 schreef Wim Jongman:
Thanks.
Here is another site:
info@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:info@xxxxxxxxx>
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 1:25 PM, Roberto Lo Giacco
<rlogiacco@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:rlogiacco@xxxxxxxxx>>
wrote:
Wow!
Chapeau
!
On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 1:13 PM, Wim Jongman
<wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Jan please take a look at this press
release template. Modify it to your hearts
content and then send it to the tech news
sites below.
*For Release on April 1 2016
*
*New Eclipse Arduino Open Source IDE
Release "Toddler" brings Pro Development to
Arduino
*
With the release of version 3 of the
Eclipse Arduino product, nicknamed
"Toddler" Project Lead Jan Baayens brings
us the next big step in professional
development of the open hardware Arduino
platform. The major features of this
release are <insert here>, <insert here>
and <insert here>.
While a lot of Arduino hobbyist are
perfectly fine with the official Arduino
IDE, it lacks a lot of capabilities that
the expert and professional developer need.
Things like multiple open projects, multi
files in one project, Task Management, CVS
Integration, Indexing, easy library
integration, code completion and many other
things that developers take for granted
when used to work with the Eclipse IDE.
Upon first activation, V3 downloads all low
level libraries and machine interface code
needed for smooth integration of the
attached hardware. It is just a matter of
installing the archive on any location
(home directory, thumb drive, etc..) and
starting the executable on all three major
development platforms (Win, OSX and Linux),
watching the dependecies being downloaded
and starting the first "Sketch" but now in
a multi-file project format.
After initialization, the IDE is equipped
with support for hundreds of boards and
hardware devices including a huge library
of sample code to get devs started.
The code is open source and hosted on
Github [1]
While the code is free (as in freedom),
people can support the development team for
a small fee on the Patron site [2] which
will buy them priority support for their
issues and requests.
For more information contact Jan Baaijens on:
<jan-email>
<jan-telephone>
[1] <github repo here>
[2] <patron site here>
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