Jost Zetzsche praises CafeTran for its User-Centric Development
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Local time: 04:30
May 14, 2016

In the latest episode of The Tool Box Journal (Issue 16-5-261), Jost Zetsche writes an interesting story about how CafeTran's developer, Igor Kmitowski, responded to the request of a user who was in need for a better AutoCAD filter:

I've written about CafeTran Espresso a good number of times before as an extremely feature-rich but inexpensive translation environment tool that is run by a developer who is very, very eager to please. The following is a really great illustration of this.


Jost concludes:

Yes, you guessed it, I really love this story. It's exactly how it should be. Now, I know that CafeTran Espresso is not the only tool that has ever done anything like this. Most every developer has one or many stories like that to tell. But since I just stumbled on this one, it seemed a good one to share.
The moral of the story: TALK TO YOUR VENDORS AND DEVELOPERS!



[Edited at 2016-05-14 06:03 GMT]


 


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Jost Zetzsche praises CafeTran for its User-Centric Development






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