Hi Alison and Justin,I understand you didn't get a chance to talk about the QA plan yet, but I'd like to remind you that this needs to be tackled over the next few weeks before release. I'm keeping the customBuild demo hidden on the website for now, but
will open it up when you need it.
Let me know what I can do to help. Laurel -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Infusion Builder next steps for the 1.2 release Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2009 15:51:29 -0400 From: Colin Clark <[email protected]> To: Fluid Work <[email protected]>CC: Justin Obara <[email protected]>, "Laurel A. Williams" <[email protected]>
Hey everyone,Justin, Laurel, and I chatted briefly today about the Infusion Builder and what needs to get done at a high level before it will be ready for the Infusion 1.2 release.
As you remember, the Builder will be a feature on our Web site that allows developers to create their own custom builds of Infusion, choosing the components and features they want "a la carte." Unlike our previous build scripts, this will provide a friendly user interface for picking and choosing amongst the features offered in Infusion. The Builder is itself build using the Infusion framework.
Next steps:1. Jamon and Laurel work together to do a security review of the server-side code 2. Get the Builder up on our Web site so we can try it out in a realistic environment (Laurel)
3. Create a QA test plan for the Builder (Alison with Justin's help?)4. Devise a set of load tests to ensure it will scale to a reasonable volume of concurrent users (Laurel)
I think this will be an awesome addition to Infusion. Colin --- Colin Clark Technical Lead, Fluid Project http://fluidproject.org
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