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How about merging your graphene improvements upstream? #119

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xeroc opened this issue Nov 11, 2018 · 4 comments
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How about merging your graphene improvements upstream? #119

xeroc opened this issue Nov 11, 2018 · 4 comments

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@xeroc
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xeroc commented Nov 11, 2018

Hey Holger,

as the original author of pysteem/piston-lib and python-graphene, I am looking to cooperate with you.
How about we put our efforts with respect to python-graphene (*graphene* modules) together and merge our improvements our improvements? I think we can both benefit from reduced code duplications and better code maintainability by moving low-level stuff to python-graphene.
What are your thoughts?

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holgern commented Nov 12, 2018

Hello xeroc,
sounds like a good plan. I forked beem in february from python-graphenelib and python-bitshares. So I think, it is feasible to merge our libraries and moving low-level stuff to python-graphene.

Can I reach you, so that we can communicate better?

@officiallymarky
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This sounds awesome

@xeroc
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xeroc commented Nov 13, 2018

sounds like a good plan. I forked beem in february from python-graphenelib and python-bitshares. So I think, it is feasible to merge our libraries and moving low-level stuff to python-graphene.

Sweet.
You'll notice that I made some improvements to pygraphene in the last few months, hope you like them.

Can I reach you, so that we can communicate better?

You can reach me via Telegram @xeroc, or via mail info@chainsquad.com.
For python-bitshares, we also have a dedicated Telegram group: https://t.me/pybitshares

Looking forward discussing with your :D

@Gandalf-the-Grey
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Are we there yet, @xeroc @holgern ?
Utopian might be able to help with that I guess.

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