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Flex Show Episode 64: Interview with Michael labriola about Fluint

Posted At : December 31, 2008 9:00 AM | Posted By : John Wilker
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We had a chance to chat with Michael Labriola about unit testing, and Open Source Adobe. A great conversation for sure! Check it out!

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Andrew Westberg's Gravatar More content, less chatting about weather, wine, etc.. please.
# Posted By Andrew Westberg | 1/1/09 8:53 AM
Jeffry Houser's Gravatar Sometimes the conversation gets away from us. When editing; I always question how much should be edited out [or not]. I tend to think we usually have a good balance.

In my version of the world; the chit-chat makes us more human / approachable to the listeners. Am I wrong?
# Posted By Jeffry Houser | 1/1/09 9:14 AM
Christophe's Gravatar Hi Jeffry & John,

Michael was asking for some guidance from Adobe on what are the priorities of external contributions to be done on the framework. I think what Adobe is looking from open source contributors is already described to some extent. It is actually available in their Jira:

http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.j...
# Posted By Christophe | 1/6/09 6:43 AM
dejan's Gravatar thanx for interview. and I agree with Andrew, lees chatting about weather...
greetings from Serbia
# Posted By dejan | 1/30/09 9:05 AM
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