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http://www.eclipse.org/forums/ Please consider creating new forum for JavaScript language with Eclipse or for web related projects (JSDT, VJET) Web & JavaScript should be regarded on equal with other major programming languages (like http://www.webplatform.org/ does)
I like the idea. However, in the Javascript arena, we already have the Ajax Tools Framework project homepage and its forum: http://eclipse.org/atf/ http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/f/78/ (Forum activity seems to indicate the project is dead, though) And the Javascript Dev Tools project... http://eclipse.org/webtools/jsdt/ .. which is using the WebTools forum: http://www.eclipse.org/forums/eclipse.webtools Perhaps we can: - ask the JSDT project if they'd like a separate newsgroup - place that Javascript-specific newsgroup under the "Language IDEs" grouping on the forums' home page What do you think?
I know all related projects. ATF was merged into JSDT > - ask the JSDT project if they'd like a separate newsgroup would be great. Besides there is also VJET project.
Adding members of JSDT, VJet and Orion. Folks, please read comment 0. We'd like to host a generic JavaScript forum for Eclipse JS users, and place this forum under the Language IDE grouping on the forums home. We'd assume that some committers and users in your respective project communities would monitor and use this new forum. Thoughts?
Doesn't look like there's much love for this.
Yep, there are only 2 votes.
I'm +1 on having one JavaScript-dedicated forum (language + tools) and I'm +100 for having it under "Language IDEs" section. Currently it's really not a trivial task to find a proper forum for a JavaScript-related question here at eclipse.org.
Unfortunately, lack of interest seems to be an impediment here.
yes, I hoped someone would say why not, but it was just ignored/skipped. How many votes are needed for a new forum ?
There's no specific number, but since no one on any of the javascript-related projects has voiced an opinion, I'm thinking demand is very low for this.
FWIW, we don't really have a "Java" forum, a PHP forum, C/C++ forum either.