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The amount of paid developers in project

By On August 23, 2011 · 10 Comments · In Android, community, Ecosystem, MeeGo, research

First of all, I have to make clear that most developers don’t see any difference in general between paid developer and contributor. However, they see differences between the two if it is asked indirectly. I quess the ‘I don’t care’ answer refers to results, where it does not matter who did it as [...]

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Problems ahead – splitted bug tracking

By On August 19, 2011 · 13 Comments · In Android, community, Ecosystem, MeeGo, nokia, open source, Uncategorized

Bug tracking is a powerful tool for developers. It is one of the most important communication methods. In app development developer has to know where to file a bug. Let’s take an example. In MeeGo ecosystem there are multiple bugtrackers for different purposes: Qt / IDE, MeeGo project (several categories), multiple internal-only trackers. Also having [...]

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Joint local development

By On May 10, 2011 · 22 Comments · In community, MeeGo, meego network finland, network, Qt

Tampere MeeGo Network started with strong interest both from network members and companies. First 4-5 meetups gathered 40 to 50 participants. However, TMN has lost some of it’s attraction lately. Partly that is due to MeeGo Summit FI which took a lot of energy from other activities, since most members were involved as volunteer organizers. [...]

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