Clint hits 2000 posts!!!

[andopes]

Congratulations Clint!

The new member of 2k posts group.
A legendary member of the SugarCRM community, co-founder and pretty active member.

Angel, you are pretty close to this group! Keep helping everybody with your precious knowledge.

Best regards!!!

[crmsiva]

Congratulations Clint! Keep Rocking !!!

[clint]

Thank you! But all I get is "pretty active member" status? Well, coming from the guy who posts 10+ times a day every day, I guess everybody is only "pretty active" compared to that.

Unfortunately I wasn't paying attention with my last couple posts and hit the 2000 mark with an innocuous post rather than with the "Clint's View of the Sugar Universe" post that I was planning. And now I just spent my 2001st post talking about not doing what I wanted to do in the 2000th post. Clearly I digress, but stay tuned for something a bit more insightful and useful.

Topics I plan to hit in my next post include:
- where have we been, where are we going with the Sugar application
- officially introduce our new Community Manager (can you guess who it is?)
- highlight the projects we have been working on with the community
- what's next for SugarForge

Anything else you are interested in hearing about in my upcoming manifesto?

Best,
Clint

[crmsiva]

Hi Clint,

IMO, Sugar team needs to concentrate more on bug fixes rather than adding new features after the release of Sugar 5.5 final version.

[andopes]

Hi Clint,

IMO, Sugar team needs to concentrate more on bug fixes rather than adding new features after the release of Sugar 5.5 final version.

Sugar Teams are working hard on bug fixes.
I have reported around 40 bugs since December 2007 and all of them had been assigned to some one and almost all had been either fixed or targeted to a further release.
The question is: Are you helping SugarCRM Teams identifying and fixing bugs?
Reporting bug as you identify it is a good initiative. Proposing a fix for them is awesome!
I had noticed you focus so much time on answering questions. That is fine, definitely! But introducing an intellectual discussion and focusing on some questions and identify and fix some possible bugs is actually a good thoughts for a Sugar Hero.

Regards

[crmsiva]

yes i agree with you Andre. Also i agree Sugar teams are working hard on bug fixes. I just want them to concentrate more on bug fixes rather than new features. I hope you understand what i said in my last post.

[eggsurplus]

I've got to agree with Andopes. It's been unreal the past few months in the kind of response these bug submissions are getting. I commend the Sugar team for whatever changes were made to the process and I hope it sticks around for awhile. It's nice to see these issues being take care of.