Adequate bug prevention - a little clarification
Bob Warren
bobwarren at howsoft.com
Tue Jun 12 09:31:04 EDT 2007
I said:
>I would suggest that the best way of offsetting the costs incurred by
really adequate bug prevention is to involve the users in the production
process.
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For those who don't know how this is done by Ubuntu, I'd just like to
make it clear that this does NOT involve the users having access to
coding, i.e. it is the simple testing of alpha and beta "standalones"
and bug-reporting through the normal channels.
One of the great advantages of this is that the producers can add
features one by one and get the public to test their functioning and
integration within the whole (or a whole) framework. The burden on the
last-stage beta ("cleaning up the mess the chef has made in the
kitchen") is therefore alleviated, and the users really have the feeling
of useful contribution.
It's worth considering.
Bob
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