pmorel
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Comment · 15 years ago
Same. It made me shut my eyes instantly even if I was prepared for the worst...
Comment · 15 years ago
Actually, you can also compare the features of multiple profiles: click on the icon below each star ratings on a given list and then click on "Compare" on the little box that appears at the bottom left of the screen. For instance, for the issue tracker software: http://www.romku.com/compare/144524/189564/152689/152158/144...
(Disclaimer: I'm the founder of Romku)
Comment · 15 years ago
I usually find spreadsheets harder to compare when it gets bigger (similar to the comparison table on wikipedia). I have added the first few sub-lists on Romku:
http://www.romku.com/list/343885/communication-phone-mail-st...
http://www.romku.com/list/343886/bug-tracking-issue-manageme...
http://www.romku.com/list/343887/collaboration-filesharing-s...
http://www.romku.com/list/343889/customer-relations-software...
Please let me know if you find it easier to navigate and I'll create the other ones (you can see the lists of lists here: http://www.romku.com/lists)
Comment · 15 years ago
For two pages google cse is more than enough, I would even think you don't even need a search box.
I was thinking more than just a poll but also providing a way to compare the various solutions available.
Comment · 15 years ago
Having full-time employees (as opposed to paying random people) creating the content and paid by for the quality of the content rather by the content would be better then. As long as there is an issue way to evaluate their "quality".
Comment · 15 years ago
Does Badge/Karma work with all types of audience?
Comment · 15 years ago
For reference, the list of tools and framework mentioned on this page can be found at http://www.romku.com/list/343858/web-testing-framework. Feel free to rate them and add any missing information.
Comment · 15 years ago
Same, I feel that if there is a good coverage from unit testing, then you should only need sanity checking. Furthermore, if you are using jquery (which itself is well testing on all the browsers), then you should have more confidence that your javascript will work (providing you're not using non-cross-browser javascript on top of jquery)
Comment · 15 years ago
There're also SketchyPad and iMockups. I've created a list of the tools presented here, you can see it on http://www.romku.com/list/343849/ui-mockup-tools.