@ Ditesh
Read your MSc dissertation, cool. (Well the beginning part, didn't g
too much into the details - later)
@ Raja
> higher bug points is good right ? <-- ;-)
In a way true, this is FOSS, 'many eyes make bugs shallow - r.raymond'
At least we/they don't hide our bugs. Mind you most of the bugs are
not -critival' or 'stoppers' - otherwise the SW won't be usable at
all.
XP was launched with 100,000's of bugs ...
Some bugs are relevant only to developers, like documentqtion
errors... but they main point is that a ticket has been filed for it.
And will get fixed based on priority & resources.
Its good to see that you guys use a variety of tools, (most only stick
to 1 tool/language, or if they differ, only slightly - C++/Java).
Otherwise as the saying goes -
"If all you have is a hammer, evrything is a nail!"
So, we must have saws, spanner, pliers ......
On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Raja Iskandar Shah
<[email protected]> wrote:
> hmm... the app that we are developing uses javascript on the client side,
> php on the server side and java for etl on the backend. so this scores
> 10,258 open bugs just on the language.
>
> sorry, there's more ... the olap cube is gcc and if google map uses python,
> that makes it 12,374 just on the language. i am pretty sure there are perl
> scripts on rhel5 / centos5
>
> what about xul ?
>
> we could also do some desktop widgets on ruby so that we pick up more bug
> points
>
> higher bug points is good right ? open bugs = popularity ? low bug points is
> no good - just look at internet explorer, soon as it publishes that it has
> lower number of bugs, it's ranking starts falling.
>
> we like to be multilingual in the spirit of 1malaysia ;-) imperfections are
> what make us mortal
>
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 5:13 PM, Boh Yap <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> hi,
>>
>> http://bugspy.net/
>>
>> bugspy tracks bugs from FOSS projects, prob by culling its bug
>> tracking/lists...
>>
>> I compiled some simple stats, not a fair nor scientific comparison but
>> interesting anyway...
>> (numbers rom the tag cloud).
>>
>> Not a real indication of usability, look at Java.. but banks still use
>> it?!
>>
>> Maybe its also comparison of its relative popularity...?
>>
>> have fun and comment away....
>>
>> no. open bugs
>> --------------------
>> Ruby 438
>> gcc 505
>> Perl 591
>> Javascript 2381
>> Python 2405
>> PHP 2817
>> Java 4266
>>
>> --
>> #-------
>> regds,
>>
>> Boh Heong, Yap
>>
>>
>
>
> >
>
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regds,
Boh Heong, Yap
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