Agile Standards develoment, and Lessons Learned from Open Source development and STAR.

4. Eclipse XSL Tools and Psycho Path Xpath 2 processor

5. Eclipse Architecture Council and EclipseCon Program Committee

7. Blog: http://intellectualcramps.wordpress.com

8. Linked In, Google+

9. IRC chat.freenode.net, #turmeric-dev (Turmeric SOA)

17. 62 Projects are all released simultaneously, developed on their own timelines and own processes.

18. All are guaranteed to work together (i.e. no conflicts).

19. Milestone builds every 6 weeks

20. Continuous Integration

22. Internal development releases to partners.

31. Founded in 2000

32. Has 150 + messages, covering 45 business processes.

33. Adopted an Agile approach in 2005.

34. Has an annual public release every year.

35. Has 4 draft releases to members only.

36. Maintained until 2010 3 different standards. STAR 4, STAR 5 and DTS.

37. STAR 5 is based on OAGIs 9.x

41. All manual steps automated

43. 2300+ Unit Tests

44. Merging Business Rules

46. HTML

47. XSL FO

50. All manual steps automated

51. Assembling Schema

52. Unit Tests – Regression Testing (Run all Unit Tests) 6500+ tests

53. Generating Guidelines. PDF, HTML, XSL FO, RTF

54. Zipping Guidelines

55. This includes over 50 guidelines, covering 150+ use cases.

56. Process scaled to maintaining two different Versions of the repository. STAR 4 and STAR 5.

61. Reduced overall development time.

62. Improved compliance to the specifications and NDR as tests are included to meet compliance as part of development.

63. Verification happens more often

64. Less Manual/Human intervention, reducing overall process mistakes.

65. Greater interoperability and backwards compatibility.