 Research survey to improve quality of QVTo code [message #1256326] |
Tue, 25 February 2014 10:08  |
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Dear QVTo developers,
As part of some research on QVT-OML (QVTo) with Eindhoven University of Technology, we are conducting a survey in order to develop a model of QVTo code quality. We are doing this through building consensus. Therefore we are now asking for people with experience in QVTo to fill out the below survey:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1TKkPXnIlgnxjw3VX4WdPxPOuRz-nvO83PN6y2q3sJIc/viewform
It's expected to take about 25 minutes and can be completed until March 15. It seems long, but your feedback will help people develop higher-quality QVTo in the future: The survey conclusions will guide us in which developer tools to develop in the next couple months, and any tools developed will be open sourced. So if you have an opinion about what high-quality QVTo code looks like, please fill out the survey!
Feel free to post any questions you have here or message me directly (my email is also inside the survey link).
Thank you for your input!
Chris Gerpheide
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| Re: Research survey to improve quality of QVTo code [message #1267666 is a reply to message #1256326] |
Sun, 09 March 2014 10:57  |
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Hello developers,
Again, if you have opinions or experience with writing QVTo, your contribution in this survey would be of enormous help to us to focus our efforts in developing better IDE tooling for QVTo! So far we haven't gotten many responses, so every person who fills it out makes a big difference.
Again, please post if you have any questions,
Chris
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