Re: ManifoldCF Resource Offering

Yes, absolutely. We'll program to the core interfaces, get them documented, and unit tested. Typically our first step is to mock the service that we are programming against and the approach the development in a TDD fashion. In our world, we don't have extensive debugging capabilities so we have

Re: ManifoldCF Resource Offering

If you could structure this as one contribution at a time I would be grateful. That way, problems with one contribution won't block others. We also like to have an integration test for each connector. Not all of them have this at this time, but it's very very helpful if you have the time to put

Re: ManifoldCF Resource Offering

For better or worse, my company (MC+A ) was know for a period of time as a 'connector' company although we are a consultancy. What I'm thinking initially: 1. Connector development for repositories like (effectively looking at what we have and migrating them to

Re: ManifoldCF Resource Offering

Hi Michael, Thanks for your interest! Community is important for FOSS projects. It can both help to develop such improvements and use it as may need them. So, in my opinion you can share which parts do you want to improve/add and share it with us for both some can help you and need them. Kind

Re: ManifoldCF Resource Offering

Excellent! Thanks for contacting us. I hope we can help. Karl On Thu, Aug 15, 2019 at 9:17 PM Michael Cizmar wrote: > Hey Folks, > > I exchanged emails with Karl earlier this week, but I wanted to reach out > to you to offer up some additional assistance for the ManifoldCF project. > My firm

ManifoldCF Resource Offering

Hey Folks, I exchanged emails with Karl earlier this week, but I wanted to reach out to you to offer up some additional assistance for the ManifoldCF project. My firm has previously written about a dozen commercial connectors primarily targeted to the Google Search Appliance. We are starting to