Hi Kevin, I have a day job too (I'm sensing a trend here ;-) I'm a QA guy more than a developer and would be interested in contributing to these, or at least reviewing them as you get some work done, let's "talk."
Bruce >Yep, I have a day job also. > >Initially, we should put together some simple, easy-to-follow tutorials that >explain the basics without getting into how it was implemented. I'm >thinking the audience would be QA Testers instead of developers. Include >some screen shots. You know, make it pretty. People new to JMeter can get >a better idea of how they can use JMeter with these basic tutorials. Then, >we should write some more advanced tutorials. > >Basic Tutorials: >- Creating your first Web TestPlan. >- Creating your first FTP TestPlan. >- Creating your first Database TestPlan. >- Configuring Thread properties (timers, ramp-up, etc.) >- (and so on) > >I plan on strating on the tutorial stuff late next week, once we get >everything ready to take 1.7 out of beta. > >What parts of JMeter did you write? > >-- Kevin <snip> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
