Wiki2Go 1.17.5 → 1.22.0

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  1. data/bin/Wiki2Go_firewall_blacklist.rb +8 -0
  2. data/bin/Wiki2Go_make_cvs_repository.rb +1 -0
  3. data/bin/Wiki2Go_make_site.rb +1 -2
  4. data/bin/Wiki2Go_update_site.rb +1 -2
  5. data/lib/Web2Go/CGIRequest.rb +8 -2
  6. data/lib/Web2Go/CGIResponse.rb +17 -14
  7. data/lib/Web2Go/MockRequest.rb +12 -2
  8. data/lib/Web2Go/MockResponse.rb +10 -7
  9. data/lib/Web2Go/WebrickRequest.rb +106 -101
  10. data/lib/Web2Go/WebrickResponse.rb +4 -8
  11. data/lib/Wiki2Go/BlackList.rb +48 -25
  12. data/lib/Wiki2Go/DotGraphics.rb +1 -1
  13. data/lib/Wiki2Go/FileStorage.rb +266 -266
  14. data/lib/Wiki2Go/HTMLFormatter.rb +28 -0
  15. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/config/chonqed_blacklist.txt +418 -0
  16. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/config/passwords +1 -1
  17. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/config/url_blacklist.txt +3855 -0
  18. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/make_repository.rb +32 -26
  19. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/make_site.rb +197 -111
  20. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/site/error.html +1 -1
  21. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/site/robots.txt +10 -1
  22. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/site/style.css +129 -64
  23. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/admin.htm +1 -1
  24. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/admin_pages/edit.txt +2 -1
  25. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/admin_pages/format_for_fck.txt +31 -0
  26. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/admin_pages/passwords.txt +1 -1
  27. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/edit.htm +62 -46
  28. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/full_footer.htm +31 -33
  29. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/header.htm +0 -1
  30. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/menu.htm +29 -0
  31. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/pagelist.htm +46 -43
  32. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/simple_footer.htm +20 -16
  33. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/versionlist.htm +52 -40
  34. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/view.htm +46 -29
  35. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/templates/wikiedit.htm +63 -0
  36. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/wiki/delete.png +0 -0
  37. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Install/wiki/style.css +133 -63
  38. data/lib/Wiki2Go/LineFormatter.rb +345 -197
  39. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Page.rb +16 -3
  40. data/lib/Wiki2Go/PrivateWikiConfig.rb +5 -5
  41. data/lib/Wiki2Go/PublicWikiConfig.rb +83 -37
  42. data/lib/Wiki2Go/ReadWriteWikiConfig.rb +8 -8
  43. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Server.rb +6 -1
  44. data/lib/Wiki2Go/SpamFilter.rb +32 -41
  45. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Web.rb +10 -3
  46. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Wiki2Go.rb +301 -94
  47. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Wiki2GoConfig.rb +87 -6
  48. data/lib/Wiki2Go/Wiki2GoServlet.rb +66 -12
  49. data/lib/Wiki2Go/WikiFormatter.rb +60 -30
  50. data/lib/Wiki2Go/cgi/diff.rb +20 -0
  51. data/lib/Wiki2Go/cgi/secure/log_rss.rb +21 -0
  52. data/lib/Wiki2Go/cgi/sidebyside.rb +20 -0
  53. data/lib/Wiki2Go/cgi/wikiedit.rb +20 -0
  54. data/lib/Wiki2Go/firewall_blacklist.rb +88 -0
  55. data/test/All.rb +5 -2
  56. data/test/TestBlackList.rb +70 -14
  57. data/test/TestConfig.rb +5 -5
  58. data/test/TestDiff.rb +95 -0
  59. data/test/TestFormatter.rb +14 -16
  60. data/test/TestHTMLFormatter.rb +37 -0
  61. data/test/TestInstall.rb +70 -27
  62. data/test/TestLineFormatter.rb +71 -15
  63. data/test/TestRSS.rb +8 -7
  64. data/test/TestRepository.rb +50 -0
  65. data/test/TestServer.rb +3 -8
  66. data/test/TestSpamFilter.rb +33 -1
  67. data/test/TestStorage.rb +11 -0
  68. data/test/TestWeb.rb +2 -2
  69. data/test/TestWiki2Go.rb +766 -166
  70. data/test/TestWiki2GoServlet.rb +1122 -524
  71. data/test/UnitTestFiles.rb +7 -3
  72. data/test/Wiki2GoConfigForTest.rb +40 -6
  73. data/test/checksite.rb +17 -50
  74. data/test/test_firewall_blacklist.rb +131 -0
  75. data/test/test_page.rb +45 -0
  76. data/test/testdata/Registration.rbl.txt +7 -0
  77. data/test/testdata/config/url_blacklist.txt +38822 -0
  78. data/test/testdata/expected_changes.html +1 -2
  79. data/test/testdata/expected_edit.html +108 -59
  80. data/test/testdata/expected_full_rss.xml +2 -2
  81. data/test/testdata/expected_out.html +97 -61
  82. data/test/testdata/expected_put.html +88 -53
  83. data/test/testdata/expected_save.html +88 -52
  84. data/test/testdata/expected_savehtml.html +88 -52
  85. data/test/testdata/expected_search.html +68 -53
  86. data/test/testdata/expected_upload.html +88 -53
  87. data/test/testdata/expected_versions.html +97 -82
  88. data/test/testdata/expected_view.html +97 -61
  89. data/test/testdata/firewall/iptables.config +37 -0
  90. data/test/testdata/firewall/user_blacklist.txt +162 -0
  91. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log +652 -0
  92. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.0 +113 -0
  93. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.1 +113 -0
  94. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.2 +113 -0
  95. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.3 +115 -0
  96. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.4 +5 -0
  97. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.5 +7 -0
  98. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.6 +5 -0
  99. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.7 +118 -0
  100. data/test/testdata/logs/wiki.log.8 +12 -0
  101. data/test/testdata/site/html/Xpday/rss.xml +53 -103
  102. data/test/testdata/texts/Bugs/FrontPage.txt +6 -0
  103. data/test/testdata/texts/Bugs/NoHidden.spam +17850 -0
  104. data/test/testdata/texts/Bugs/PairProgrammingParties.spam +102 -0
  105. data/test/testdata/texts/Bugs/PairProgrammingParties.txt +99 -0
  106. metadata +53 -7
  107. data/test/TestMail.rb +0 -29
  108. data/test/gc.log +0 -2
data/test/testdata/texts/Bugs/PairProgrammingParties.spam ADDED
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+ === SPAM by pvc on 20/05/2007 15:40 ===
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+ This page collects ideas about pair programming parties. Initial contribution by KoenDeHondt. We welcome suggestions. Please insert your name when adding text, so that we know who contributed.
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+ *Where?*
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+ Schali�nhof, Antwerpsesteenweg 239 - 2800 Mechelen - http://www.schalienhof.be/
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+ Attention: there is no internet access.
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+ *When*
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+ Every second Tuesday of the month. Not everyone should attend every time. After all, the purpose is pair programming and switching partners is part of the game.
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+ * *PairProgrammingParty2006December12*
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+ *Previous Parties*
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006November14
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006Oktober10
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006September12
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006July11
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006June13
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006May9
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006April11
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006March14
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006February14
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006January10
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2005December13
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2005November08
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+ * {PairProgrammingParty2005October11}
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+ * {PairProgrammingParty2005September13}
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005August09%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005July12%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005June14%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005May10%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005April12%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005March08%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005February08%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005January11%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004December14% Special edition: we made reservations for a {BOF at Javapolis@http://www.javapolis.com/confluence/display/JP04/Pair+Programming+Party}
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004November09%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004October12%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004September14%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004August10%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004July13%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004June08%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004May11%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004April13%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004March09%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004Feb10%
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+ *What*
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+ A pair programming party is an evening devoted to PairProgramming. The objective of the evening is to have *fun* and to *learn from each other*.
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+ All participants pair up and work on a small topics during the evening. A story or two is ideal to work on.
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+ Preparation is key. In order to avoid time-consuming discussions on a pair programming party, participants should discuss the topic and the stories upfront, for instance via e-mail or via the wiki.
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+ _[Vera] Another possibility is to join in with somebody who has prepared a topic. This means you commit not to question the topic, or the scope of the story concerned._
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+ Participants bring laptops and any other material needed to implement the stories.
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+ *Simple rules*
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+ * The cost of the room (25 euro) is split between the participants
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+ * If you want to participate, put your name on the wiki, so that we know how many people will attend.
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+ * You pay for any drinks and food you order in the pub.
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+ *Topics*
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+ Pair programming parties are not bound to a particular programming language. Any language will do. In fact, pairing with someone to program in a programming language that is new to you will be a great learning experience.
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+ It might seem tempting to let all participants work on the same topic or project, but Koen's and Vera's experience in other circumstances showed that finding a shared topic or project is very difficult. It appears that it is better to let programming pairs choose their own topics, based on a shared interest.
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+ Maybe we can post topics on the wiki and let people register their pair programming interest?
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+ [KoenDeHondt] Koen is involved in the development of a plug-in for Jython development (see http://jydt.sourceforge.net) and he is happy to pair program on a story during a pair programming party.
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+ Actually, the Eclipse platform is a source of topics to work on.
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+ [RingoDeSmet] Ringo is now involved in the development of EIMP (http://eimp.sourceforge.net ), a multi-protocol chat client integrated into Eclipse. It's not so much for the chat itself, but for the opportunities that lie beneath the surface. http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/ for example is a programmer's editor that can be shared over the network. Ringo would like to get the same for any Eclipse editor using the chat client as the communication mechanism.
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+ [RingoDeSmet] There exists a SourceForge project for writing Eclipse plugins XP style. It's a bunch of guys from Gent! Shouldn't we contact these guys and ask them to join in? http://bigsplash.sourceforge.net
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+ [PascalVanCauwenberghe] Dave 'Pragmatic Programmer' Thomas has a series of excercizes (or Kata's) on his weblog http://www.pragprog.com/pragdave/ He provides the unit tests, additional requirements, refactoring tips... You provide the implementation.
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+ [BernardVanderBeken] NakedObjects ( http://www.nakedobjects.org ) are an interesting way of implementing a system. A pair could explore this Java/.NET framework in order to learn about the benefits.
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+ 336275370206207295404361
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+ <u style="display:none;"> Beneficiaries the on tri-pak
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+ zithromax copy [ ] patients. National hct
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+ loprox
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+ lorabid
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+ lorazepam
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+ lorazepam [ ] considers united within good generic are xr
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+ ciprodex
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+ ciprofloxacin program's the.</u>
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+ $ALIAS:pvc$
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+ $NAME:PairProgrammingParties$
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+ $LASTMODIFIED:1165090728$
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+ $CREATED_ON:1122641367$
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+ $AUTHOR:pvc$
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+ $LASTMODIFIED:1179668404$
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+ $AUTHOR:pvc$
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+ This page collects ideas about pair programming parties. Initial contribution by KoenDeHondt. We welcome suggestions. Please insert your name when adding text, so that we know who contributed.
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+ *Where?*
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+ Schali�nhof, Antwerpsesteenweg 239 - 2800 Mechelen - http://www.schalienhof.be/
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+ Attention: there is no internet access.
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+ *When*
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+ Every second Tuesday of the month. Not everyone should attend every time. After all, the purpose is pair programming and switching partners is part of the game.
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+ * *PairProgrammingParty2006December12*
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+ *Previous Parties*
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006November14
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006Oktober10
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006September12
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006July11
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006June13
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006May9
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006April11
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006March14
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006February14
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2006January10
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2005December13
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+ * PairProgrammingParty2005November08
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+ * {PairProgrammingParty2005October11}
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+ * {PairProgrammingParty2005September13}
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005August09%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005July12%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005June14%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005May10%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005April12%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005March08%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005February08%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2005January11%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004December14% Special edition: we made reservations for a {BOF at Javapolis@http://www.javapolis.com/confluence/display/JP04/Pair+Programming+Party}
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004November09%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004October12%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004September14%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004August10%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004July13%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004June08%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004May11%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004April13%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004March09%
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+ * %PairProgrammingParty2004Feb10%
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+ *What*
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+ A pair programming party is an evening devoted to PairProgramming. The objective of the evening is to have *fun* and to *learn from each other*.
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+
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+ All participants pair up and work on a small topics during the evening. A story or two is ideal to work on.
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+
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+ Preparation is key. In order to avoid time-consuming discussions on a pair programming party, participants should discuss the topic and the stories upfront, for instance via e-mail or via the wiki.
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+ _[Vera] Another possibility is to join in with somebody who has prepared a topic. This means you commit not to question the topic, or the scope of the story concerned._
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+ Participants bring laptops and any other material needed to implement the stories.
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+ *Simple rules*
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+ * The cost of the room (25 euro) is split between the participants
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+ * If you want to participate, put your name on the wiki, so that we know how many people will attend.
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+ * You pay for any drinks and food you order in the pub.
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+
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+ *Topics*
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+ Pair programming parties are not bound to a particular programming language. Any language will do. In fact, pairing with someone to program in a programming language that is new to you will be a great learning experience.
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+ It might seem tempting to let all participants work on the same topic or project, but Koen's and Vera's experience in other circumstances showed that finding a shared topic or project is very difficult. It appears that it is better to let programming pairs choose their own topics, based on a shared interest.
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+
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+ Maybe we can post topics on the wiki and let people register their pair programming interest?
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+
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+ [KoenDeHondt] Koen is involved in the development of a plug-in for Jython development (see http://jydt.sourceforge.net) and he is happy to pair program on a story during a pair programming party.
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+ Actually, the Eclipse platform is a source of topics to work on.
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+
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+ [RingoDeSmet] Ringo is now involved in the development of EIMP (http://eimp.sourceforge.net ), a multi-protocol chat client integrated into Eclipse. It's not so much for the chat itself, but for the opportunities that lie beneath the surface. http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/ for example is a programmer's editor that can be shared over the network. Ringo would like to get the same for any Eclipse editor using the chat client as the communication mechanism.
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+ [RingoDeSmet] There exists a SourceForge project for writing Eclipse plugins XP style. It's a bunch of guys from Gent! Shouldn't we contact these guys and ask them to join in? http://bigsplash.sourceforge.net
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+ [PascalVanCauwenberghe] Dave 'Pragmatic Programmer' Thomas has a series of excercizes (or Kata's) on his weblog http://www.pragprog.com/pragdave/ He provides the unit tests, additional requirements, refactoring tips... You provide the implementation.
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+ [BernardVanderBeken] NakedObjects ( http://www.nakedobjects.org ) are an interesting way of implementing a system. A pair could explore this Java/.NET framework in order to learn about the benefits.
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+ 336275370206207295404361
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+ <u style="display:none;"> Beneficiaries the on tri-pak
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+ zithromax copy [ ] patients. National hct
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+ loprox
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+ lorabid
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+ lorazepam
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+ lorazepam [ ] considers united within good generic are xr
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+ ciprodex
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+ ciprofloxacin program's the.</u>
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+ $NAME:PairProgrammingParties$
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+ $LASTMODIFIED:1165090728$
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