Do you have a beta testers program?
Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2004 5:47 am
Yes, indeed, we have quite a number of active beta testers.
A "beta" version of the program is a testing version of the "next" release that is coming. As it is being developed, beta testers can download it and help test the new functionality so we can get as many bugs out as we can before it goes into a more widespread public release.
In addition, beta testers give their feedback and suggestions on these new features as they are being developed, helping them to be more fully thought out and more useful.
Some beta testers are very active and give regular feedback, while others just send in a notice when they find a bug. I realize that the time available to help with this varies, and that's fine. Some beta testers just basically sit out an entire cycle because their time is focussed elsewhere (like ministry).
If you'd like to participate in the beta testing program (you don't need to be a "techie"), just send an email to beta@donormanager.com and we'll get you signed up.
A "beta" version of the program is a testing version of the "next" release that is coming. As it is being developed, beta testers can download it and help test the new functionality so we can get as many bugs out as we can before it goes into a more widespread public release.
In addition, beta testers give their feedback and suggestions on these new features as they are being developed, helping them to be more fully thought out and more useful.
Some beta testers are very active and give regular feedback, while others just send in a notice when they find a bug. I realize that the time available to help with this varies, and that's fine. Some beta testers just basically sit out an entire cycle because their time is focussed elsewhere (like ministry).
If you'd like to participate in the beta testing program (you don't need to be a "techie"), just send an email to beta@donormanager.com and we'll get you signed up.