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Approaching Embarcadero for License for Delphi. #79
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This morning I received an email from Nathan Lerma, Corporate Account Representative, at Embarcadero. He wrote:
All for now. |
We are all aware, via email, where things stand from Embarcadero. I am just going to take a moment to update this issue for the sake of documenting progress:
Immediately following that email he wrote to me directly to see if I would be interested in being an MVP. He recognizes that I have been working hard at adding a Delphi track to Exercism.io and that qualifies as an MVP in his mind. I replied that I was surprised and honored by his email and that I am interested and inquired what more information he might need from me. My email immediately triggered an out-of-office response from him; he was going on vacation and would be out all last week. In my opinion the ball is in our court. I am not sure how next to proceed. I see we still need to understand AppVeyor to see if it is something we can integrate for use with Delphi. This may be a good topic to broach with Jim; how to do CI with Delphi when the server is in the cloud.... |
🎉 congrats and I completely agree! |
@kotp and I have been discussing the desire to have Travis carry a little more weight for this track. It would be nice if he could be used to trigger automatic checking of submitted exercises (new or updated) via. PR.
I have reached out to the sales department at Embarcadero on (1/30/2017) to see what they would be willing to do for exercism.io seeing how it is a free and open source site.
@kotp's and myself hope Embarcadero see this as an opportunity to give back to the open source community and realize they are gaining some free publicity at the same time.
This is issue is related to #3.
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