Closed mammo closed 13 years ago
Good call. I need to get linked up with these guys so I can share source with them and vice versa.
UPDATE: I've updated both http://diveinto.org/html5/detect.html and http://diveintohtml5.info/detect.html
Don't forget about geolocation.html
Thank you, mislav, I believe it has been or is currently being patched. A lot of this had to do with Mark using a depreciated API. It certainly wasn't depreciated when he started using it, but the net evolves, and so much this project.
It has been patched in your repository, but not in this. As this request hasn't been pulled, I didn't bother to make another one here, but of course I could.
On 6 okt 2011, at 20:58, Jonathan reply@reply.github.com wrote:
Thank you, mislav, I believe it has been or is currently being patched. A lot of this had to do with Mark using a depreciated API. It certainly wasn't depreciated when he started using it, but the net evolves, and so much this project.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/diveintomark/diveintohtml5/pull/1#issuecomment-2313626
Yea, and I have a question about that (if the owners of this are listening).
Is this going to be a preservation of the repository or a continuing of the repository? Both are fine, the former means everything stays the same and people have access to it the way it was. The later means you'll at least patch old APIs and fix broken links and from there potentially update the project with relevant language to the times and even new contributions.
I've tried contacting @diveintomark with a request to change his name to something else (to indicate that he/she's not the real Mark Pilgrim), but have gotten no reply.
Sorry for the delay on this, guys.
I think that keeping the repository up-to-date with fixes is more than appropriate.
Website has been brought up to date.
Upgraded detect.html to Google Maps v3 as it had a broken v2 API key on diveintohtml5.info and v3 doesn't require a key.