[Quickget-develop] Hello everybody.. A bit of coffee...

[Rohan R. <roh...@ya...>]

Hi everyone,

I hope all others are as excited about this venture as
I am, after reading Aegir Sun's opening e-mail.
Something about myself to start off...

I am Rohan Ranade, working currently in Philips
Software Center, Bangalore. I have worked in Philips
for nearly 1 year during which I have written a
controller for Philips' video decoding chips, and also
maintained the RTSP / RTP protocol stacks for
streaming MPEG4 + ASF data over the net. I will be
shifting shortly to Sun Microsystems, Bangalore. My
interests include reading books, quizzing and watching
movies. Also, I find it interesting to read about new
software development approaches like XP (I wonder if
we can give that a shot here :-) ).

I have a few suggestions to offer based on my
experience with past projects:

1. We should go in for the apache voting system to
decide which person takes up a particular task. To aid
this, every development team member should mention his
skillsets and interests. More on this at
httpd.apache.org/dev/voting.html

2. We should have a blog where each developer can
write about what he/she is working on currently. Apart
from serving as a status update tool, it is also a
nice way to have some team spirit in a diverse team.

3. Each task should have a main implementor + 1 backup
person who should interact with the implementor. I
believe we will churn out better code this way.

Your comments/criticism on the above suggestions are
most welcome.

Let's get rolling!

Regards,
Rohan



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