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<font size=5>Dart </font>
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<h3>A Summary Of Features</h3>
Dart has several powerful features. These include:
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<li> Client/Server model for testing and reporting
<li> Separation of data from presentation using XML and XSLT
<li> Nightly dashboards with content updated hourly
<li> Summarization of build logs to highlight any errors and warnings
<li> Comparison of testing results across configurations
<li> Multiple sites can contribute testing results
<li> Empowers developers to test software in an extreme programming environment
<li> Email notifications can be sent to developers when errors occur
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<h3>The Origins of Dart</h3> Dart was created as the software
testing system for the Insight Segmentation and Registration
Toolkit (ITK) funded by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) as
part of the Visible Human Project. Dart is modelled after the nightly
dashboard produced for the <a
href="http://www.vtk.org/quality/MostRecentResults/">Visualization Toolkit
(VTK)</a>. Dart was developed in late 2000 and generalized for
deployment on other software projects in mid 2001.
<h3>How Do I Learn Dart?</h3> Dart is a young and rapidly growing
system. Dart will be deployed on VTK in 2001 and perhaps on VXL thereafter.
Unfortunately, Dart documentation is currently lacking. An
installation guide is in the works.
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