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Computer people - I have a question:

By elliemae Wednesday, 4 Nov 2009 6:53 am | 220 views | 4 comments | add comment | email this

http://www.ocregister.com/

At the top of the page it says “visit our beta site.”   What does that mean?

4 comments on “Computer people - I have a question:”

  1. Tenouncetrout

    Joined: 18 Sep 2009
    Posts: 60
    Comments: 773

    Geek speak for software developers it is a software cycle version.

    Alpha; first primative frame work of software. This version is not a release but more of a proof of concept and prototyping, more psuedo code than actual solid code.

    Beta: this is a more complete version that is wired in from the back end to the front end. Most logic is there but this release usually has a bug list and or a wish list for further enhancements.

    Delta: this is the candidate release version, it is put out there for final QA and if all goes well. it will be the final version.

    So beta is just a test for a new look.

  2. 4X

    Joined: 23 Sep 2009
    Posts: 30
    Comments: 762

    @TROUT

    I knew you loved the techno-speak flund around in the server rooms…how did I know?

    I manage datacenters all over the world.

  3. Tenouncetrout

    Joined: 18 Sep 2009
    Posts: 60
    Comments: 773

    I write enterprise software. I’m the guy they call when their system is too complex for cheap labor to use DevXDataGrid controls connected to datasource controls set up through Wizard dialogs.

  4. elliemae

    Joined: 24 Aug 2007
    Posts: 161
    Comments: 2818

    I love it when you talk dirty…

    So all it means is that they have a new site for computer users? Wouldn’t that just be the online version that tells me about the beta site?

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