Comments on: jonezy.org.BackpackAPI me and you and everyone we know Thu, 29 Jul 2010 05:44:08 -0400 hourly 1 By: jonezy http://www.jonezy.org/blog/2008/05/27/jonezyorgbackpackapi/comment-page-1/#comment-7649 jonezy Thu, 25 Jun 2009 01:22:11 +0000 http://www.jonezy.org/blog/?p=122#comment-7649 Hi Norman! Wow, I'm not going to lie I'm a bit surprised to find out that someone is using the api I wrote! I would love hear any feedback you have! It's kind of fallen off my radar in terms of an active project for me as I have been struggling for time and didn't really see much of an interest. If you are going to want to use it then I would certainly love to find out what your plans are and we could work together to finish things up? Shoot me an email and maybe we can discuss further? chris at jonezy.org and thanks again Norman! Hi Norman!

Wow, I’m not going to lie I’m a bit surprised to find out that someone is using the api I wrote! I would love hear any feedback you have!

It’s kind of fallen off my radar in terms of an active project for me as I have been struggling for time and didn’t really see much of an interest. If you are going to want to use it then I would certainly love to find out what your plans are and we could work together to finish things up?

Shoot me an email and maybe we can discuss further?

chris at jonezy.org

and thanks again Norman!

]]> By: Norman Close http://www.jonezy.org/blog/2008/05/27/jonezyorgbackpackapi/comment-page-1/#comment-7647 Norman Close Wed, 24 Jun 2009 21:16:52 +0000 http://www.jonezy.org/blog/?p=122#comment-7647 Hi Chris I would like to say that the Backpack API you have developed is excellent. Thank you very much for sharing. The best part in my view is the embracing of TDD. The unit tests are essential as 37 Signals could change something at their end and at least with the unit tests you would quickly pick up on it. I do think 37 Signals would be very careful but without the unit tests you would never really know where any issue was. I have been looking at it for about a month or so in my spare time. Although I do .NET development for a job I have never used NUnit or XML or much with above .NET 2.0 so it has been good. I can recommend it to others and will keep working away at understand it better particularly around anythings missing for an application I am looking at developing. Thanks, Norman Hi Chris

I would like to say that the Backpack API you have developed is excellent. Thank you very much for sharing.

The best part in my view is the embracing of TDD. The unit tests are essential as 37 Signals could change something at their end and at least with the unit tests you would quickly pick up on it. I do think 37 Signals would be very careful but without the unit tests you would never really know where any issue was.

I have been looking at it for about a month or so in my spare time. Although I do .NET development for a job I have never used NUnit or XML or much with above .NET 2.0 so it has been good.

I can recommend it to others and will keep working away at understand it better particularly around anythings missing for an application I am looking at developing.

Thanks, Norman

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