what will happen to the effort to keep the applications working with the frame work?
David E Jones sent the following on 5/2/2008 1:09 PM: > > Yes, exactly. > > The main intent is to release something that is easier to test and > release to attract end-users. Part of the point of attracting end-users > is to popularize the OFBiz framework way of doing things (a business and > service oriented application architecture as opposed to an object > oriented one). > > -David > > > On May 2, 2008, at 1:24 PM, Joe Eckard wrote: > >> When you're speaking of releasing the framework, is the intent to >> distribute something standalone that could be downloaded / used (and >> tested / maintained) separately from the business applications? >> >> -Joe >> >> On May 1, 2008, at 9:15 PM, David E Jones wrote: >> >>> >>> Any other comments on this? I'd really love to get the framework >>> shaped up and cleaned up as much as we plan to for the near future so >>> we can release something and keep it stable for a while... >>> >>> Related to this, when we release the framework I really want to put >>> some stuff together to talk it up and get the ideas in it out to the >>> world. Part of that would be more docs and marketing material, and >>> another part of it would be some press releases that go through the >>> ASF public relations group. If any one or any company wants to get >>> involved with that please speak up! I'll try to coordinate it for >>> now, but there is certainly room for public credit and mention of >>> contributors to the relevant materials. >>> >>> -David >>> > > > >
