| Attention EclipseCon attendees interested in TPTP [message #6005] |
Fri, 18 February 2005 06:13 |
 Tyler Thessin
Messages: 15
Registered: July 2009 |
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Attention EclipseCon attendees interested in TPTP,
We are soliciting your input on topics of interest to cover at the
EclipseCon "TPTP Project Sprint" (see definition below), scheduled for the
evening of Monday, February 28 following the EclipseCon reception.
This will be an opportunity to engage with the TPTP Project team, hear about
upcoming plans, provide feedback, etc. We will remain as flexible as
possible regarding the agenda until we have a better idea of the audience
(i.e., primarily contributors, adopters, both).
Some possible topics ideas are listed below (note, these are not committed
topics - please express your interest in any of these and others as
appropriate):
- Presentation of TPTP Project vision
- Presentation of TPTP Project roadmap and release plans
- Committer updates on objectives/plans/futures for TPTP Components
- Discussion of TPTP cross-Component issues
- Determination of "Top 5 Roadblocks" (for Contributors / Adopters)
- Presentation / discussion of TPTP development process (e.g., how
to contribute and request enhancements)
- Identification of potential new contributors
- Adopter success stories
- TPTP team building / networking
- Demos
- Free food/beverage
Please submit your input asap for consideration - we look forward to your
input. Thanks in advance.
Tyler Thessin
PMC Lead | Eclipse TPTP Project | www.eclipse.org
Engineering Manager | Intel Corporation / Software Products Division |
www.intel.com
EclipseCon TPTP Project Sprint
The Eclipse Test and Performance Tools Platform (TPTP) Project provides an
open platform supplying powerful frameworks and services that allow software
developers to build unique test and performance tools-both open source and
commercial-that can be easily integrated with the platform and with other
tools. The TPTP Platform addresses the entire test and performance
lifecycle, from early testing to production application monitoring,
including test editing and execution, monitoring, tracing and profiling, and
log analysis capabilities. The platform supports a broad spectrum of
computing systems including embedded, standalone, enterprise, and
high-performance and will continue to expand support to encompass the widest
possible range of systems.
Full details of the Eclipse Test & Performance Tools Platform Project are
available at www.eclipse.org/test-and-performance.
The TPTP Project Sprint will be an opportunity to introduce and discuss TPTP
topics with and solicit feedback from current and potential contributors and
adopters. This event is open to any current or prospective contributors and
adopters. You can sign up for the TPTP Sprints on Monday on the BoF sign
up board. This is a great opportunity to meet the people building the TPTP
project and share your opinions about and requirements for project.
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