Comparing the code quality of ECMs
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Editor's Notes
- Al the goals were completely reached. Open BQR respect completeness, semplicity, adactability requirements, showing a good ability in hilighting each product characteristic as favorable or not. Open BQR is open to new extension and is released under GPL license. In the next future Open BQR will be applied to a large test on CMS products, in order to evaluate more them correctness. Next setp will be to fix the most relevant parameters to evaluate, afterword we would like to study a system able to reduce the assessment times including the people opinion looking automatically into forums, blogs and news groups througt blogmeter. Another possible develop is to make aware the community in order to speed up the access to the bugs database.
- Al the goals were completely reached. Open BQR respect completeness, semplicity, adactability requirements, showing a good ability in hilighting each product characteristic as favorable or not. Open BQR is open to new extension and is released under GPL license. In the next future Open BQR will be applied to a large test on CMS products, in order to evaluate more them correctness. Next setp will be to fix the most relevant parameters to evaluate, afterword we would like to study a system able to reduce the assessment times including the people opinion looking automatically into forums, blogs and news groups througt blogmeter. Another possible develop is to make aware the community in order to speed up the access to the bugs database.
- Thank ’ you, I would have finished Are there any questions?