My vote would be the ofbiz test framework if someone is going to be
there to lead it.  I can only attend Friday, but I will be active on
the mailing list and getting updates from subversion throughout the
week.  I think we could get a lot done in a week of concentrated
effort.


Brett

On 2/26/07, Tim Ruppert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrew Z will be there for the second half of the week.

My list would look like

1. Automated testing (thanks Mr. Sykes for your work done on this)
2. Content management
3. Ajax and Dojo - specifically for helping make the admin tools work more
easily for clients


Cheers,
TIm

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On Feb 26, 2007, at 7:01 PM, Al Byers wrote:

David,

Is Andrew Z going to be there? Will work on the content management system be
a suitable topic? If not I would like to work on automated testing or
project management. The work that Andrew Sykes did on integrating Selenium
with OFBiz is quite impressive (
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-680). It would
be nice to see
some more work done on it.

-Al

On 2/26/07, David E. Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


NOTE: This thread is mean to cover topics/objectives for the
conference only. For information about registration please contact me
directly.

The Developers Conference starts one week from today, so I guess it's
about time to start getting a final list of objectives put together.

A number of different things have been discussed and I have a bunch
of emails saved from these, but rather than sending out my list so
far I'd like to start out first with a "brainstorming thread".

So, please respond to this with whatever you think would be good to
work on during the developers conference.

Even if you aren't planning on or able to participate we want your
feedback. Of course, as is always the case with a community driven
project like OFBiz this is a meritocracy so those actually working on
things (on-site or remotely) are the ones who will be deciding on
what to work on. As I write that I actually feel silly, because how
else could it be?

-David






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