> > I would like to start with documentation and arch. diagrams etc. That > > is critical to newcomers and fresh ideas and even updates, I feel. > > > > If you dont know the roadmap how will you get to where you want to go? > > We need some guy with project management background ; I can help with > > that if no one volunteers. > > > > No, we need people doing the work. You can't even imagine how many managers > we have here. But 100 managers do not dig a single hole in the ground.
We need architecture related docs pronto; its the difference between reliable coding and hacks. If we have enough managers we ought to have such documentation by now and a methodology in place. Whoever these people are who cannot dig a hole in the ground are not really managers now are they? You could call them parasites but lets not even go there. I have my own prejudices and politics I would like your help in keeping that to the minimum and keeping my goals and productivity to the maximum so we can make using this software enjoyable for everyone. > We don't have a roadmap, currently. Lets begin with a simple to do list (pdf screen shot http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/apachejames/files/ it is the one titled pdf screen shot) from projectpath / basecamp? the full url to this is http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/apachejames/files/ We however definitely need docs and arch. for our own understanding. http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/IEsfSKfWuD6f0zvZPv2ax8pJDAZBlxkmS9al3FFaKSGg0Co7c4bn8CQEdQEYOYBNvK2KXi_sRo1Xym0eAhMRDw/Screenshot%201.pdf Thanks Ersoy for the link to the modeling tool. I have access to some of them in IBM Rational App Developer and recall using some of their primitive features. Though some intelligent software that auto documents would be cool. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
