Re: [Arianne-devel] [CODE] Approach

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Mensaje citado por: Euan Mee <lu...@us...>:

> Listening to the latrest round of coding approach discussions, 
> here's what I think the approach should be based on:
> 
> 1) Requirements
> Decide on the area of functionality, and what specific 
> functionality, is to be coded
> 
> Method: 
>  - discuss functionality on Arianne-main
>  - compile ideas into a single document
>  - poll to decide between competing approaches
>  - decide on specific features to be coded into a given release,
>       by polling for:
>           - importance, on Arianne-main
>           - difficulty, on Arianne-dev  
> 
> n.b. This means that we should not have a seperate Arianne-
> Poll mailing-list   I know, I know, this means I've changed my 
> mind.  But I've thought about it more :-)
> 
> 2) Architecture
> Decide on how the code will be structured, to account for:
>  - other, later, code that will have to use it
>  - Arianne's multi-platform requirement
>  - bandwidth conservation
>  - ping tolerance
>  - execution efficiency
>  - execution speed
> 
> Method:
>  - Discuss on Arianne-dev
>  - compile ideas into a single document
>  - poll to decide between competing approaches
>  - if required:
>       - amend the specific feature list for the next release
>       - publish the amended list to Arianne-main
>       - if required, re-poll to get the amended list accepted
>  - document the design in UML (optional?)
> 
> 3) Implement
>  - Code the functionality, as agreed in 1 & 2 above
> 
> 4) Publish on test server
> 
> 5) Amend implementation
> 
> 6) Publish in next Beta release
> 
> 7) Amend implentation
> 
> 8) Publish next release - bug-fix only repeat of last Beta
> 
> What do you all think?

I like it :)
We should do this on that way.
I will place this on the Website unless there is any objections.


                  Miguel Angel Blanch Lardin
 
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