Cwa-documentation: Missing code

[sr-verde]

Hey devs,
I cannot see a single line of code in any repository. Did I missed something, are you developing in internal repositories (shouldn't it be Open Source and therefore developed in public repos?), or is there not a single line written yet?

Best wishes

[kiliankoe]

This is a dupe of #26. As answered there by the people responsible, more of the projects will become available in the coming days.

[sr-verde]

26 does not answer all my questions, does it? Are you developing in internal repositories?

[TomTeeJay]

I second this, when developed in closed repos I am afraid that we won't see all commits and ideas behind functions. From a software developers point of view it is crucial to see how a function was developed than just the result.

Compare it with a problem in math. The way how somebody solved a problem, the route to a solution is more interesting than the simple result. I am afraid we will get a huge chunk of code with malicious intent.

[mynchau]

The source code will be available soon.

[corneliusroemer]

I'm pretty sure the answer is: development happens in internal repository.

[sr-verde]

But why is it not public? I your documents you speak of trust. Doesn't go together with developing internally.

[s-martin]

But why is it not public? I your documents you speak of trust. Doesn't go together with developing internally.

As mentioned here and elsewhere, not public YET.

[sr-verde]

I cannot see any reason for that YET? But of course - there may exist some good ones. In the first place and IMHO, Open Source and (still) internal developing does not match. But if I am wrong, do not hesitate to contradict me.

[kiliankoe]

As fantastic as open beginning with the initial commit would be, this repo here and its issues/PRs show how every commit would be picked apart by endless discussion. It will probably be far more productive to develop something close to a working prototype and then continue development in the open, with architecture and design decisions already in place.

[SebastianWolf-SAP]

Please understand that we can't comment further on this topic. You have the clear commitment by several parties that the source code will be free and open source. I would simply ask you to be a bit patient on the question when this actually happens. In the end, we can all give the architects and developers a chance to implement a solid foundation which can be built on. @kiliankoe already mentioned how such a model looks like.