Jody Garnett wrote:
My boss somewhere has a blog entry on why "users" are not useful. It
is true
that developers are much more central to the early success of most
open source
projects.
- http://geotips.blogspot.com/2006/08/i-dont-hate-users.html
I tend to think GIS is a slightly different field, because in GIS the
data is scares and
users run the application past far more weird and wonderful data than
the developers
could ever get their hands on.
So bring on the users I say :-)
Jody.
PS. Of course if anyone does have paid uDig based work Refractions is
always interested
To be fair their is a list of commercial parties available for uDig work.
- http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/UDIG/Support
There has been great success in the past hiring developers to fix a
specific problem - I do recommend this as an option (especially if you
are against a deadline or would like to prepare for a demo).
Jody
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