[other] High Resistance mode?

[tetsu.soh]

> NetBeans evangelists keep us reminding that we miss many features
> like background compilation, ClearCase support, Spring, PHP,
> JavaScript, freeform projects improvements etc. that block people
> from using NetBeans. I think it's useless to say that we want more
> people to use our IDE. :-) Of course, the quality is also a feature
> but if we stop adding new features we will shortly stay behind.

New features will gain new user. But it is quality to keep them.

Regards
Tetsu

[Wade Chandler]

I suggest we move this discussion to nbdev to a thread labeled "Community driven release was: [nbdev]
Code quality ?" so more people can communicate on this topic as nbdev completely public and not just for netcat participants and anyone can post. Jaroslav Tulach has raised points about a community release and I have also replied there. This sounds like a good discussion to have not only in the context of the community members at large (like myself), but also where all NB developers can read and reply to the emails. Please see that thread and my initial suggestions.

Thanks,

Wade

Rachad Honein wrote:

I think having P3 and above bugs is bad too, but this will never keep a developer from working, no bug will keep us out of working,  like suddenly delete his unsaved code or will recommend some extra work.

But, the BIG problem is the competitive market, where other IDE fans will be criticizing Netbeans for having these random pop up bugs, claiming that it is still unstable etc... Anyway, it all depends on Netbeans strategy for that realease...

----- Original Message ----
From: Piero Sartini <[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail]
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 9:13:17 AM
Subject: Re: [60cat] [other] High Resistance mode?


Am Mittwoch, 17. Oktober 2007 13:04:43 schrieb Vano Beridze:
> We've always got IDE that has really cool features but with the
> introduction of that cool features usability goes down. I'm afraid
 that
> NetBeans 6.0 will have to many bugs
> because the release date is really close.

That is my oppinion as well. Maybe we should open a bug thats named
 "change
release criteria" and vote on it? Don't know.

The last 2 days I got 3 Nullpointer Exceptions when doing normal JSP
 editing.
I really think nb6 is not ready for release yet.

    Piero






       
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