#Jsf icefaces wikipedia software

One can imagine automated regression testing that detects pertinent nightly builds of dependent software, downloads it, and tests the dependant software's integration with it. The sooner a nightly build can be found to cause a regression, the greater the likelihood of having that immediately fixed, while the context remains fresh in the developers' minds. They might have a particular interest in certain modules, and may wish to know of new features or bug fixes as they are committed, or after they are confirmed by QA. Individual developers might have interest in products as a whole, and wish to be automatically notified of major releases or minor releases. When a bug report is closed and fixed, or new feature is added, it pertains to a particular product, that will be available in particular upcoming versions, or immediately from the version control, involving specific modules or features. This would affect the rankings for all users, helping best solutions go viral, and the most pertinent issues become noticed sooner, with more eyeballs making bugs shallower. Users could then Like the links that they found to be most helpful and on-topic. When discussing an issue on the forums, it could show you jira entries with matching keywords, relevant discussions on forums, the mojarra mailing list, or blog postings about the particular browser that you can reproduce the issue on. Not just from the same organisation's website, but other websites for related technologies. Imagine a forum thread of some problem, where the more the users discuss it, the better the system would be at listing relevant bug reports. Users may post messages that link to bug reports and vice versa, manually, but why not have each system automatically indexed for searching, so that, just like relevant google adsense advertisements can be displayed within them, instead have relevant links shown from the other systems.

And yet, it is not completely mainstream by now for the basic elements of an opensource community to employ all of the benefits of social networking.Ĭonsider how stand-alone things like mailing lists, forums, and bug reporting systems are. Often times, several forum postings that we were able to google will provide a lifeline for understanding an issue and finding solutions. We form communities around those technologies, collaborating in problem solving, across time and distance.

#Jsf icefaces wikipedia software

Software developers have experience with specific technologies, and interests in significant and relevant updates to those technologies. I was struck with a surprising thought today.