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Quality attributes and their drivers appear on this page. These are also known as "non-functional requirements" in some circles. | Quality attributes and their drivers appear on this page. These are also known as "non-functional requirements" in some circles. | ||
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Should Thunderforce support Thunderbird 1.5 and 2.0 or just 2.0? | *Should Thunderforce support Thunderbird 1.5 and 2.0 or just 2.0? | ||
*If possible, Thunderforce should use only JavaScript code for maximum portability between the platforms that Thunderbird supports | |||
**If needed, Java code can be used, but that may decrease the portability to only those platforms that support Java | |||
**C++ should not be used unless if deemed as absolutely necessary. Using native code greatly increases the cost of portability and maintaining releases | |||
Revision as of 16:13, 24 April 2007
Quality attributes and their drivers appear on this page. These are also known as "non-functional requirements" in some circles.
Portability
- Should Thunderforce support Thunderbird 1.5 and 2.0 or just 2.0?
- If possible, Thunderforce should use only JavaScript code for maximum portability between the platforms that Thunderbird supports
- If needed, Java code can be used, but that may decrease the portability to only those platforms that support Java
- C++ should not be used unless if deemed as absolutely necessary. Using native code greatly increases the cost of portability and maintaining releases