Jazz is being developed using a new approach and vision for collaborative software development called open commercial software development. Unlike traditional processes where customers have little visibility into a new product or release until it is shipped, Jazz is being developed openly at Jazz.net. Customers can see the development as it occurs and can download builds as they are available.
One of the benefits of this transparency is that customers and partners are tightly integrated into a feedback loop that spurs improved development efficiency and software quality for Rational. Rational builds commercial products based on Jazz, and we expect other Jazz-based tools and frameworks from third parties.
"Open commercial software development is the next major innovation in collaborative engineering," said Dr. Danny Sabbah, general manager, IBM Rational Software. "IBM is taking software development to a new level, and through participation in the Jazz.net community, customers can influence the products they depend on for software delivery."
[^] # Re: On voit bien la mentalité de Canonical
Posté par Bozo_le_clown . En réponse au journal Chronique d'une liberation annoncée..... Évalué à 2.
Car ces boites ne font pas de marketing basé sur "nous on croit au libre à fond, c'est notre dada, Microsoft c'est proprio ça pue"?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x19z3_pub-ibm-linux-le-futu(...)
et je passe sur toute la série des pubs sur le même thème .
A coté de ca on a RSA, Clearcase, .... et le fameux Jazz qu'on nous avait promis open source et qui est finalement "open commercial", la nouvelle fumisterie à la mode:
"On garde les sources et vous testez pour nous"
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/info/features/collaboration/m(...)
Jazz is being developed using a new approach and vision for collaborative software development called open commercial software development. Unlike traditional processes where customers have little visibility into a new product or release until it is shipped, Jazz is being developed openly at Jazz.net. Customers can see the development as it occurs and can download builds as they are available.
One of the benefits of this transparency is that customers and partners are tightly integrated into a feedback loop that spurs improved development efficiency and software quality for Rational. Rational builds commercial products based on Jazz, and we expect other Jazz-based tools and frameworks from third parties.
"Open commercial software development is the next major innovation in collaborative engineering," said Dr. Danny Sabbah, general manager, IBM Rational Software. "IBM is taking software development to a new level, and through participation in the Jazz.net community, customers can influence the products they depend on for software delivery."