>Read on the web at http://community.scriptmeridian.org/16144
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>
>I know some of you are on the Frontier users list, so forgive the duplication.
>
>There was a brief bit old fashioned "negative energy" (ahem) on that
>list today however the relevant paragraph is:
>
>> BTW, I had an idea a few days ago that's worth discussing. We used to have a
>> validation suite in Frontier called SuperStress. With various personnel
>> changes over the years, this suite has fallen into disrepair. It occurs to
>> me that this is somethign Seth, Emmanuel, and many others far too numerous
>> to mention (really -- this is our strength as a community -- so many
>> excellent smart people) could write stress scripts that we could run to trap
>> bugs, and make sure they don't come back.
>
>I'd think this is an opportunity that many of us wouldn't wish to
>squander... all it takes is an understanding attitude and some code.

This lead me to think that we don't have a kind of SourceForge model.
Having a space devoted to building apps with source available could
be userful. I'm thinking of something very simple, a WEBDAV
repositery or just using webEdit.

For example, I think that a SuperStress app should be modular, so we
could easily add plug-in scripts that test for example characters
encoding on OS X or Windows.

What I think is an app that work with callbacks that are called
depending on the platform for example or if the app is running in
Frontier or Radio...

Mes deux cennes nouaîres...

Cheers
-Emmanuel
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Emmanuel Décarie / Programmation pour le Web - Programming for the Web
Frontier - Perl - Javascript - XML <http://scriptdigital.com/>

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