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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 numbe
I'm sure everyone knows what my answer is...
UI Refactoring - removing embedded styling from markup.
I like the idea of including those who want to participate but can't be
physically present. The more hands we have coding, the more we can get done.
-Adrian
David E. Jones wrote:
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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/brow
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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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,
Do you know what content management topics would be tackled?
Do you happen to know when Andrew will arrive? Wed or Thu?
-Al
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
Andrew arrives on Wednesday. As for the topics tackled on CMS - I
would say we'd start with what Andrew contributed last week and
building out functionality that would get us closer to something
rivaling Drupal, Joomla, etc.
Currently, attached to a WebSite, you can add pages, with can
p
Unfortunately I'm not in the condition to participate to the conference,
however since you ask for brainstorming here is my list:
1) implement printing/document distribution features (bulk printing,
print queues, print status management etc...)
2) set up the framework and PoC for datewarehouse
Maybe we could use the freenode #ofbiz channel to bring more people
in for the conference... if not for day-to-day use then maybe for a
few scheduled recaps or Q&A sessions?
-Joe
On Feb 27, 2007, at 6:41 AM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
Unfortunately I'm not in the condition to participate to t
That's not a bad idea at all Joe. I few of us are pretty much on
there all the time anyways.
Cheers,
Tim
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On Feb 27, 2007, at 8:49 AM, Joe Eckard wrote:
Maybe we could use the freenode #ofbiz channel to bri
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Personally I think it is very much time for automated testing to take
hold of this project. It's all to easy for a small change to dangerously
ripple through without it being picked up straight away and with the
increased interest and developers across the community the amount of
time saved could b
Al,
Thanks for the vote of confidence on Selenium, and generally for keeping
this effort alive, very much appreciated - I'm getting a bit maxed out,
so struggling to keep it going.
My plan - for what it's worth, was to write an auto-install for Selenium
to work around licensing of some of the lib
Andrew,
Others may feel differently, but I thought it was sufficiently easy to
install and, to be honest, lowering the bar for newbies is not one of my
biggest priorities. I think it is more important to make it easier for
developers to write tests and so I would like to throw open the question o
David,
This is slightly OT, but this is where people are reading on the conf. There
is not all that much to do in Ephraim, but I was wondering how close or far
interesting hikes or walks would be. I would suggest that anyone who is
interested bring a pair of good hiking or walking shoes. That is
There are good places to walk nearby here, but this time of year the
hills and mountains are either snowy or muddy...
Actually, according to the weather forecast the temperatures look
pretty nice next week, like high 40's and low 50's, in the valley at
least. If anyone wants to drive a bi
Al,
Writing tests with Selenium is particularly easy if you install the
SeleniumIDE (for FireFox). Writing a test is then as simple a clicking
record.
The "Run Service" addition does allow you to add results to the session
and then populate the next "Run Service" with them. In conjunction with
Se
Andrew,
I agree that those are good reasons to automate the install. But to be
honest again, you seem to know what needs to be done and are probably the
best person to do it :0) Maybe I can help outside of the conference. I will
sit in on the testing group early in the week, but will be transitio
Andrew,
I meant to ask if you had come across this means for turning Selenium into a
load testing tool:
http://ez.no/community/articles/testing_ez_publish_with_selenium/performance_testing
-Al
On 3/1/07, Al Byers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrew,
I agree that those are good reasons to autom
Al,
That's an interesting article and selenium-goto sounds like a useful
addition, although we do already have some of this flexibility by just
wrapping a chunk of tests in an ftl loop - although you can imagine how
that could quickly get out of hand!
The only thing that seems odd to me is the id
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