THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
If you want to become a NetCAT 9.0 participant, please perform the following three simple steps:
- subscribe to NetCAT mailing list
- register yourself in the table below or if you cannot edit this Wiki page send an e-mail with requested information to the NetCAT mailing list you subscribed to in the previous step
- create your account in Synergy NetBeans test case management system
Team
| ID | Name | Country | JIRA | Synergy | Operating System | Platform (32b/64b) | CPU | RAM | Availability | Tribe | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jiří Kovalský | Czech Republic (GMT+1) | jkovalsky | jkovalsky | jiri.kovalsky[at]oracle.com | Linux Mint 18.1 | 64b | 2 x 2.6 GHz | 8 GB | 4 hours | Java Debugger |
| 2 | |||||||||||
| 3 |
Legend
- ID - registration number (just increment the number above your entry)
- Name - your name and surname (we like cooperating with real humans :)
- Country - country you will stay in the next 2 months most (determines your timezone to estimate ideal time for possible online meetings)
- JIRA - your Apache JIRA username (for tracking your activity and identification of issues originating in NetCAT program)
- Synergy - your NetBeans Synergy username (can be omitted if it equals to your Apache JIRA username)
- E-mail - e-mail address subscribed to NetCAT mailing list (for private communication and distribution of invite to satisfaction survey with NetCAT program at the end)
- Operating System - your primary operating system you will be testing NetBeans 9.0 Beta on most of the time (please don't include secondary system(s) at your disposal)
- Platform - architecture of your operating system i.e. 32b or 64b (important if your RAM is 4GB or more)
- CPU - rough description of your processor (number of core units and frequency in gigahertz, brand is not important)
- RAM - total size of your computer's memory in gigabytes
- Availability - minimal numbers of hours per week you will be able to dedicate to NetCAT program in the next 2 months (please be realistic and don't exaggerate)
- Tribe - feature set you want to primarily focus on i.e. one of the following 8 tribes:
- Java Editor - code completion, syntax highlighting, refactoring, navigation, hints, code folding etc.
- Java Debugger - breakpoints, stepping in/over/out, threads, variables, patching etc.
- Java Profiler - monitoring application, analyzing performance or memory usage etc.
- Version Control - support for versioning in Git, Mercurial, Subversion and CVS tools
- Maven/Ant - specifics of bundled Java project build tools Ant and Maven
- RCP - support for NetBeans Rich Client Platform, writing NetBeans modules and NetBeans based applications
- DB - support for JavaDB, MySQL, Oracle and PostgreSQL databases
- Unit Testing - support for JUnit and TestNG Java testing frameworks