| RE: [epf-dev] Scrum Process Donation Accepted: Magnifique! |
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hiho, Though we are very wide open for ideas as to how to be more innovative
with how we structure and present Scrum content, there is great interest in
this minimal version. Lots of people are chomping at the bit to get it
into English and once it is in English there is someone willing to translate it
to Portuguese. Let's get these communities humming! Ricardo Balduino has put the content into CVS. I am working with
him to get two areas setup, a Scrum French area and a Scrum English area.
Initially both will have the identical content with the "English version"
having one obvious bug -- it is in French. The OpenUP content team has been using Bugzilla for nice, small,
actionable bugs that a contributor can take on, fix, and then have an official
committer put into CVS. I'm thinking we can create a bug for each element:
five bugs for the roles, six for the tasks, four for the work products, and two
for the Guidance element. As the translation bugs are accepted by
contributors and fixed one-by-one, I'll check the updates back into CVS.
To make this as easy as possible for people to commit, I'll attach the as-is
content to the bug as a document. When a contributor suggests he/she will
work on the bug, I'll assign it to that person and then the contributor can
translate the document and re-attach it to the bug. I'll review it and
then apply the changes into the tool to get it into CVS. Stay tuned for updates when we are in place and the bugs are
created. If you are considering being a contributor to EPF, first let me
thank you, and secondly go ahead and create a Bugzilla account here.
-------- b -----Original Message----- A fellow process engineer peer of mine also does professional french to
english (and reverse) translations for company manuals, user guides, etc. He might be willing
to volunteer his time and translate this if you still have a need? We may have him do this in
anycase for our organization so we can leverage this process. Corey Segall Sr. Process Engineer Consultant Phone:512-653-3882 --- Lyndon Washington <hoshposh@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Greetings! First thanks for a great product and framework to
allow > processes to be documented. > > On Scrum, I was getting ready to ramp up on epf to document this
very > process, for consumption within my own company. Are there
plans to provide > this in multiple languages? Is this part of the epf project,
or a separate > project that I and others could contribute to? > > Cheers, > -Lyndon- > > > On 2/9/07, > > > > hiho, > > > > > > > > The Scrum Process content authored and contributed by Claude
Aubry of > > Aubry Conseil has gone through the Eclipse contribution
process and has been > > accepted. This is an exciting thing, a third open
source agile process > > available through EPF: OpenUP, XP, and now Scrum. > > > > > > > > As an important first, this is the first process defined in a
language > > other than English. Claude's Scrum process content is
in French. > > > > > > > > Within a week, it will be available from the EPF website.
For now you can > > see the content under Claude's professional site here > > http://www.aubryconseil.com/scrum. > > > > > > >
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