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10/11/2007 9:13 AM
 

I can't set a deadline when something is beyond my control. As long as you have been waiting, I have been waiting longer. I agree, it doesn't need to be perfect but there is nothing I can do. It has been brought to the DNN Board's attention and they have given Sebastian more control but there are still roadblocks in the way.


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10/12/2007 1:05 PM
 

I also wait 4.0 forum for a long time. It really too long for a "module". In general software industry, it hard to find a product need more than one year to get a new release.

Even the MS has a lot of bug after they release windows system. I think full testing is good work, but I don't think there exist a software without a bug. It's hard for me to image that a module can develop about 1 year and can't reach a new release status!! It's a module, not a whole framework... Maybe 6 month already be endurable period. If forum module after sunch long time upgrade and still has serious bug that can stop the release process. It's really confuse me.

In other side, I found the Forum, Gallery and Store module took the longest release time and these two modules are the most commerical needed modules, is this a coincidence or somethig else?

 
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10/12/2007 1:18 PM
 

Class Logic wrote

What happened to the "DNN philosophy" release often and come with a stabilization release right after ?

I think DNN is a open source.....What I see in the open source world is there exsit a stable & unstable version at the same time. Dues to open source, many people can help to debug the unstable version and shorter the stable version release process. But many DNN module seems only maintain by few people due to not all user can get the beta version source code. I think this why some module release so slowly.

 
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10/13/2007 6:08 AM
 

penghh wrote

I think DNN is a open source.....What I see in the open source world is there exsit a stable & unstable version at the same time. Dues to open source, many people can help to debug the unstable version and shorter the stable version release process. But many DNN module seems only maintain by few people due to not all user can get the beta version source code. I think this why some module release so slowly.

Many of the projects in the DNN is recruiting some people to helping developing and testing.  So this can not be the problem.  If we release a unstable version, many people installes this, and will get support, because they did not understanding that this is beta.   So the DNN projects only released private Beta versions to the project Team.  All people are free to support projects and contact a project lead.  Some people do that but only to come on the beta releases and do not get feedback to the team.  This makes broken the time stamp for new releases.  If you like to support a project all project are happy to recuiting new team members.

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Matthias

 
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