Woo! TigerEvents 0.5.0 Public Release
Posted Fri, 07 Oct 2005 10:42:09 GMT to Posted in Programming, Projects Tags rails, ruby, tigerevents
Finally, after long hours, little sleep, and lots of work, the 0.5.0 release of TigerEvents, code named “It’s Finally Our So I Can Take A Break” was released the other day on both Sourceforge and Rubyforge.
The focus of this release was getting all the proper administration interface stuff working properly (sorry front end only users) and trying to document it enough so a person can take the code, set it up, and run it on another machine.
Now that the initial file release is out, all I have to do is upgrade my.dsu.ca (merging is going to be a pain in the ass), work on 0.6.0 (which involves merging my development branch back into the trunk, ugh), and redo that ugly, ugly interface.
Regarding the interface, I plan to do something even more minimalistic than some people’s ideas (the one’s I am getting are awesome though, don’t stop). It will, at the very least, grant more open space, as opposed to cramming everything important into a small area. A primary advantage of starting out small is that it will be simple (except for all the XMLHTTPRequest stuff I need to do), and if people want more, I just add more, instead of scalling back and forth.
Oh, and I will do my best to get rid of that blinking text box.
Did you get my email?
I wasn’t sure it sent, but yeah, I made my PowerPoint about what I don’t like about my.dsu.ca… It was pretty. I’ll send it when I get back to Halifax if you did not!
Have a good Thanksgiving! See you Tuesday!