On 5 Nov 2008, at 12:29, Wichert Akkerman wrote:
- excels at reading and understanding other people's code
Yes, not only do I do regular code reviews at work I have worked as a coursework marker for a masters level university java course. Part of my job is that when I see an interesting package name in the plone commits or on PyPI the first thing I read the source (including readme) and talk to my coworkers about it.
- is excellent at reviewing documentation and release notes
I am the new editor of the configuration and setup section of plone.org documentation and started the evaluation process that the whole docteam is now using. See http://www.openplans.org/projects/plone-documentation/configuration-and-setup-overview for what I've done so far. I love doctests as examples for plone.* packages but for plone.app.* they generally seem to be less useful. Either way, a readme file that clearly explains how to use the code is vital, imo.
- loves to make sure a user interface is as simple as possible
Less so, I'm a terminal junkie. I know what I hate, as it were, for example adding a new user with the manager role in PAS is dire, but I'm more interested in ensuring integrators can easily customise a UI than perfecting the OOTB one. As long as it's usable it's enough for me.
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