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Scorewriter and eartraining tools
I am developing a simple scorewriter and an ear training tool. To make faster progress, particularly for the scorewriter, I could use some help. Check the project dev page and home page for more info, or email me.
Skills Needed: J2SE, Programming, Writing
Source code in DiffXML needs refactoring to enhance the readability of the code. Its plain java code wrapped in swing GUI and needs to rearrange in separate classes.
Skills Needed: J2SE, Programming, Swing, Web Services and XML
While the core of thisTest is rock solid, it needs some work on the UI, documentation, etc. Even though I am the lead developer I do not have time to do these things (too busy attempting to make FloSoft Systems a going concern).
Among the things we want/need:
Adding a GUI front end
Eclipse and/or other IDE plugin support
Rewrite of the user manual
Support for customized reporting and logging
Support for design by contract derived tests
As wide platform/development testing as possible
As is detailed in the license for thisTest and FloSoft Systems's business model all such contributions will be treated as being done by our in house staff (i.e. you will be compensated in some form or an other).
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