jallen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hi John,
> I'm afraid I not replying to answer your questions but I am very excited > that someone is taking this on! Encouraging posts are always welcomed :-) > > What I have found from promoting a low-cost (read open-source or cheap such > as JIRA/Confluence) ALM environment based upon Maven and Eclipse (as the > integration backbones) is that it's Mavens ability to construct a complete > project portal, snapshotted from the current source base, that has senior > management, CMMi experts and a industry luminaries alike (no names but we're > talking gang-of-four level) all 'ooh-ing' in their seats. I had exactly te same experience with maven the first time I (with other people from my company) produced our first project's sites. > > Information sharing, collaboration and, critically, governance reporting and > enforcement (be it tests reports, quality metrics, heuristics, plan My first motivation was in assessing reliability and quality metrics. > > The development of a proper maven/apache framework to supports > report/measure execution, storage, aggregation, distribution, querying, > publication and of course site integration would result in Maven being > elevated to the place it always set out to be, project comprehension and > technical management, and really enable IT organisations to bridge the gap > between the technical disciplines (code, docs, tests) and the > managerial/governance disciplines (quality, progress, process). As someone > who spends his time researching s/w development methods, processes and tools > strategies for a 1+ billion dollar IT company I know this is what we need > and I think Maven is the perfect platform for it. As you can see, I made some concrete proposals to reach this goal and am currently trying to implement some kind of proof of concept that would. But maven is a huge underdocumented beast to tame, even with the kind support of the list. I am currently trying to create a centralized RDF database using a plugin (ie. not touching on maven core) but I have basic problems to extract informations from my plugin's environment. Progress will be slow but there seems to be more than one people interested in it so I am eager to show something that could form the basis of a maven component. > > soapbox-eof Not sure of translation. Is this the same as "brosse à reluire" in french ? regards, -- OQube < software engineering \ génie logiciel > Arnaud Bailly, Dr. \web> http://www.oqube.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
