Re: 4.5.1
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 46948
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texte = 4.5.1 patch? Alain, we're all on 5.0 now, details at the bottom. :-)GKI¹ve just got back after a great summer holiday and wondered if the 4.5.1 patch had shipped yet ?Thanks Alain> On onsdag, jan 8, 2003, at 23:46 Europe/Copenhagen, Phillip Bonesteele > wrote: > >> >> We are currently in the midst of a beta program for the 5.0 product >> that >> started back in November. We currently have a targeted group of >> customers >> and partners actively participating, most of whom are active >> participants in >> this talk list. We have chosen to control the size of the beta >> community >> simply so it doesn't become too large of a support burden while we are >> working to complete the functionality in preparation for functional >> freeze >> and QA testing. We can't support a large open 'public' beta and get >> the >> product finished. >> >> I can add a small number of additional beta testers to the program if >> anyone >> is interested in investing the time to actively use the new features. >> If >> so, please contact me off-list and I will talk with you about the >> program. >> I'm particularly interested in people who are quite expert at WebDNA, >> have >> an interest in building something really compelling with the new >> features, >> and are clearly advocates of the product ... and have time. Also, >> please >> understand that we do require a signed non-disclosure to participate >> in the >> program ... simply to ensure that any public disclosure of detailed >> information about the new language extensions, new features, etc., is >> performed only by SMSI staff. >> >> We began the 5.0 development effort in earnest roughly nine months >> ago. >> Building up to that in prior months, we did solicit input on >> requirements >> from a variety of sources, including this talk list. Thus, 5.0 is an >> amalgam of features, some specifically driven by requests made by >> members of >> this community, some driven by market forces, some from ideas from the >> SMSI >> team. As with any software product, these things get thrown together, >> stirred vigorously, ranked and prioritized, then some of them get into >> 5.0, >> and some get listed for 5.1, 5.2, etc. The old MSF triangle: >> Resources, >> Features, Time-to-market. >> >> In general, there are some downsides to publishing detailed >> specifications >> publicly significantly in advance of a new product offering ... for >> one >> thing there are competitive considerations. Also, during any product >> development effort, feature content and specific behavior can change >> ... >> being too public with a lot of detail can lock in expectations that >> may >> change as a development effort progresses. >> >> I'd be happy to discuss joining the beta program with anyone that is >> highly >> motivated to get early exposure to the new product features and use >> them to >> promote new solutions that are now possible with WebDNA 5.0. >> >> Phil Bonesteele >> Director e-business Products & Services >> SmithMicro Software, Inc. >> >> 949-360-8550 Aliso Viejo office >> 714-745-6852 Mobile >> 949-389-1747 FAX >> E-mail: pbonesteele@smithmicro.com >> Text Pager: pbonesteele.pager@smithmicro.com------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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4.5.1 patch? Alain, we're all on 5.0 now, details at the bottom. :-)GKI¹ve just got back after a great summer holiday and wondered if the 4.5.1 patch had shipped yet ?Thanks Alain> On onsdag, jan 8, 2003, at 23:46 Europe/Copenhagen, Phillip Bonesteele > wrote: > >> >> We are currently in the midst of a beta program for the 5.0 product >> that >> started back in November. We currently have a targeted group of >> customers >> and partners actively participating, most of whom are active >> participants in >> this Talk List. We have chosen to control the size of the beta >> community >> simply so it doesn't become too large of a support burden while we are >> working to complete the functionality in preparation for functional >> freeze >> and QA testing. We can't support a large open 'public' beta and get >> the >> product finished. >> >> I can add a small number of additional beta testers to the program if >> anyone >> is interested in investing the time to actively use the new features. >> If >> so, please contact me off-list and I will talk with you about the >> program. >> I'm particularly interested in people who are quite expert at WebDNA, >> have >> an interest in building something really compelling with the new >> features, >> and are clearly advocates of the product ... and have time. Also, >> please >> understand that we do require a signed non-disclosure to participate >> in the >> program ... simply to ensure that any public disclosure of detailed >> information about the new language extensions, new features, etc., is >> performed only by SMSI staff. >> >> We began the 5.0 development effort in earnest roughly nine months >> ago. >> Building up to that in prior months, we did solicit input on >> requirements >> from a variety of sources, including this Talk List. Thus, 5.0 is an >> amalgam of features, some specifically driven by requests made by >> members of >> this community, some driven by market forces, some from ideas from the >> SMSI >> team. As with any software product, these things get thrown together, >> stirred vigorously, ranked and prioritized, then some of them get into >> 5.0, >> and some get listed for 5.1, 5.2, etc. The old MSF triangle: >> Resources, >> Features, Time-to-market. >> >> In general, there are some downsides to publishing detailed >> specifications >> publicly significantly in advance of a new product offering ... for >> one >> thing there are competitive considerations. Also, during any product >> development effort, feature content and specific behavior can change >> ... >> being too public with a lot of detail can lock in expectations that >> may >> change as a development effort progresses. >> >> I'd be happy to discuss joining the beta program with anyone that is >> highly >> motivated to get early exposure to the new product features and use >> them to >> promote new solutions that are now possible with WebDNA 5.0. >> >> Phil Bonesteele >> Director e-business Products & Services >> SmithMicro Software, Inc. >> >> 949-360-8550 Aliso Viejo office >> 714-745-6852 Mobile >> 949-389-1747 FAX >> E-mail: pbonesteele@smithmicro.com >> Text Pager: pbonesteele.pager@smithmicro.com------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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