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Forums now on MakingThings.com & new project tracker
Forums now on MakingThings.com & new project tracker
Forums now on MakingThings.com & new project tracker
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In an attempt to get a forum system that is a little more organized than the flat forum here on makezine.com, we've gotten a forum system up on makingthings.com at http://www.makingthings.com/forum. Your login to the MakingThings site will allow you to post at this forum. Please let us know if there are forum categories that you think are missing. We'll be moving all the forum activity over to this location, so please direct any new posts over there. Thanks!
There are also now optional comment areas on the how-tos and tutorials. Feel free to add your comments there to extend the recommendations and shared knowledge.
Lastly, we've finally implemented a bug/issue tracking system. Rather than use the clunky SourceForge tracker, we've installed an instance of Trac at http://dev.makingthings.com - it's really nice!
This includes a ticketing system for keeping track of outstanding issues/problems/enhancement requests, an integrated wiki that will hopefully become a valuable resource for people developing the Make Controller, as well as source code browsing and roadmap for where the Make Controller is headed.
For the moment, tickets can be submitted and the wiki can be edited anonymously - and this can be for anything from typos in the documentation, to code contributions, to reports of things not working the way they should - so please come on down and help us squeeze all the bugs out of the Make Controller Kit!
Click Here to read the entire article...
There are also now optional comment areas on the how-tos and tutorials. Feel free to add your comments there to extend the recommendations and shared knowledge.
Lastly, we've finally implemented a bug/issue tracking system. Rather than use the clunky SourceForge tracker, we've installed an instance of Trac at http://dev.makingthings.com - it's really nice!
This includes a ticketing system for keeping track of outstanding issues/problems/enhancement requests, an integrated wiki that will hopefully become a valuable resource for people developing the Make Controller, as well as source code browsing and roadmap for where the Make Controller is headed.
For the moment, tickets can be submitted and the wiki can be edited anonymously - and this can be for anything from typos in the documentation, to code contributions, to reports of things not working the way they should - so please come on down and help us squeeze all the bugs out of the Make Controller Kit!
Click Here to read the entire article...
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| • | Cathleen Campbell, President and CEO, U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation, 7-26-07 |
| Science and Diplomacy, public health challenges, reducing security risks, developing reliable energy sources. A private, nonprofit organization established in 1995 by the U.S. Government, CRDF promotes international science and technical collaborations. CRDF has provided grants, technical assistance, and training to scientists and engineers in Eurasia, and recently has expanded its geographical focus to include the Middle East and Baltic regions. Cathleen Campbell has nearly three decades of international science and technology policy and program management experience. She served from 1998 to 2002 as Director of the Office of International Policy and Programs in the Technology Administration of the Department of Commerce. | |
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