Re: [Oship] Translators
Hi, First of all; CONGRATS!!!!!!! on the position as Asst. Professor. I can tell you all that I am VERY excited over the work that I have done the past few days. Please do feel free to commit your desires and wishes to the Blueprints section of Launchpad. We can move them around from release to release as required. My personal work will be merged with the trunk within the next few days. Lot's of documentation to do as well :-( I feel like that we are near that tipping point where I can write the documentation of the past 8+ years (based on all the work at openehr.org) that will put OSHIP into the forefront of modeling and developing inter-operperable healthcare applications. We have the advantage of being simple enough to do small models and see them grow through ZEO and RelStorage into huge applications; with essentially NO!!!!!!!!! code changes. YOUR dreams are OUR future! I look forward to making it public. I have some very positive comments coming from members of the openEHR Foundation Board of Directors. There is of course the "no Python", "no Zope" bias. We'll need to overcome that or kick them out with FACTS! <lol> What has Java and the OHT given us lately? The various translations are VERY exciting. I cannot keep track of them all. You guys are out of control (which is awesome for an open source project). Anyone should go to the Translations page (https://translations.launchpad.net/oship/trunk) and select View Template and all languages on the bottom right. It is simply incredible. There is no other openEHR project that can compete with the level of support that you have given me. THANK YOU! For the translators I want you to know that I am still a little concerned with the HUGE code restructuring that I did and the impact that that may have on translations. However, Diego, said that the .po files were "good to go". So if everything falls apart withing the next few days I'll BLAME it on him!!!!! <LOL>!!!!! I certainly hope that the openEHR Foundation and the UK NHS will properly recognize all of the work that you guys are doing in order to promote a rapid, international response to the openEHR multi-level modeling approach. Kind Regards, Tim On Tue, 2009-02-10 at 00:36 +0900, KOBAYASHI, Shinji wrote: > Hi Tim, > > I will be back to the work on OSHIP in April. I will be a assistant > professor of Ehime university and will be able to spend more time for > research and development. > -- Timothy Cook, MSc Health Informatics Research & Development Services LinkedIn Profile:http://www.linkedin.com/in/timothywaynecook Skype ID == timothy.cook ************************************************************** *You may get my Public GPG key from popular keyservers or * *from this link http://timothywayne.cook.googlepages.com/home* **************************************************************
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