On 9/14/06, Yehuda Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As a side note, I've been working on a small app for Visual jQuery where > developers can add new plugins (with demos), and users could then test and > report the results on different platforms. > > It would go something like this: > 1) Developer uploads a JS file and HTML code with a demo in it. > 2) User browses plugins and selects one he likes. > 3) Demo appears in the browser > 4) User tests the demo. If the demo passes, the user checks the checkbox. It > gets logged as a success for the user's browser. If it fails, the user > enters some comments about the failure into the text area and submits the > comments. It gets logged as a failure with the comment. > > Comments? > > -- Yehuda > That's great. I like it. Visual jQuery is a very handy reference I think.
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