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Subject:    Re: [horde] YQL and horde
From:       Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck () horde ! org>
Date:       2010-08-24 2:57:11
Message-ID: 20100823225711.Horde.VEAwgTTHM1B02I51MAkAh48A () technest ! org
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Quoting roman stachura <roman@stachura.ch>:

> Yes, this way we can build our own tables, to maintain horde-API and  
> all the applications.
>
> Opentables are organised over github. So we can easily "Pull a  
> Request" that allows us to send back changes from our fork to the  
> main YQL repository.
> This way we can access the tables over CDN.
>
> http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2009/05/yql_open_tables.html

Interesting, thanks.

> But anyway, why is horde not on github?

We've been historically attached to hosting things ourselves. It might  
be worth rethinking that; thanks for the poke in that direction (cc:ed  
dev@ on this point). As an interim, do you know if there's a way for  
github to mirror another repository, if we wanted to push everything  
on git.horde.org to github as well?

> I let you know as soon as I got some working examples.

Thanks!

-chuck
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