[oslc] Community Digest, Vol 26, Issue 3 - OSLC Website Suggestion

[Dave]

Sorry about the delayed reponse...

Bob, in case you haven't seen the link to the OSLC Tutorial, I've
included it below. The Tutorial is still under development, but it is
almost complete. It's still a draft and will be for some time, so any
feedback you might gave would be greatly appreciated, questions,
suggestions, complaints, etc. all good.

   https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=168GlmdArN5vn2j_yu5eyMEv0Krm_xJHvfTYhdV0A0fA

- Dave

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David M. Johnson
OSLC Core Workgroup Lead
IBM Rational Software



On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Bob Parro
<bparro at rivernorthsolutions.com> wrote:
> Hi David,
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> I am currently involved in an effort to develop an OSLC integration with a
> third party tool to DOORS 9.3 (the first OSLC compliant version). We have
> made some progress but have hit a wall with finding guidance on the core
> functionality of accessing specific DOORS data. Thus, my suggestion for the
> website is to place a full example of implementing the protocol in the
> context of a third part tool, initially for RM, but eventually for all of
> the core disciplines.
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> By the way, any guidance you could provide to help us overcome the barrier
> we are facing would be most appreciated.
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> Thanks,
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> Bob Parro
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> From: Dave <snoopdave at gmail.com>
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> Some of my colleagues at IBM have been discussing some ideas for
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> improving the OSLC community website at open-services.net. They've
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> identified some problems with the current website that could be
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> limiting the adoption and thus, the success of OSLC. They suggest that
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> content on the main pages of our site is not engaging, too static and
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> geared solely to the needs of specification writers, who are important
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> but perhaps not as important to OSLC as tool developers, end-using
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> developers and decision makers.
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> My colleagues have time/resources to devote to website work, and good
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> ideas for improvements and new features, but since OSLC is a community
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> effort, the OSLC community mailing lists are the place to discuss
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> changes to the website and the right place to coordinate those who
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> wish to work on improving the website. So, to start the conversation
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> here are some initial ideas for improving the open-services.net
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> website:
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> * Create a simpler user experience
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> * Provide more videos and links to other OSLC activities
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> * Provide some business content on how useful OSLC is for integration
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> * Links to other community initiatives
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> * Developing a work item tracking model and flow
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> * Encourage community contribution of their achievements with OSLC
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> * Video?s
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> * Tech-notes etc.
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> * Capability to subscribe to certain events
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> * Mouthpiece to drive community to build certain integrations, e.g.
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> OSLC ?Hackathon? etc.
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> Do you have ideas on how to improve the OSLC web presence, or feedback
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> on the above ideas? Do you have some time to devote to helping to
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> develop a better web site for the OSLC community. If so, please
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> respond here and let's get the conversation started.
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> Thanks,
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> Dave
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> David M. Johnson
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> IBM Rational Software
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