Monthly Archives: January 2005

Text_Wiki 0.24.0 beta

A new release of Text_Wiki, with some nice function enhancements from user requests. The big deal is that it’s beta now, as the API has proven stable. Read on for change notes. Continue reading

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First Free Elections Ever in Iraq

Today, Iraqis get to vote. They were beaten, murdered, gassed, starved, raped, looted, and tyrannized by a dictator for fifty years, and by kings and tyrants before that for all time in memory. But today they get to vote. Regardless … Continue reading

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Savant 2.3.3 released

Minor functionality improvements; read more for the change log. Continue reading

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Complication Is A Sign Of Muddled Thought

This applies to marketing and to coding equally. Continue reading

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Savant3-3.0.0dev1

The first development release of Savant3 (which runs under E_STRICT in PHP5) is available for download; read on for a link and some change notes. Continue reading

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Savant: Why Plugins?

From an email on the Savant-Talk list today, an argument for plugins. Continue reading

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Savant3 and Unit Testing

I’m starting work on Savant3, which will be PHP5 E_STRICT compliant, and I’m writing a real unit test suite this time. Read on for more. (Update: CVS link to Savant3.) Continue reading

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YaWiki 0.20 released

A minor bugfix, two minor functionality enhancements, and some i18n additions. Continue reading

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Free from Windows At Last

As of a couple of days ago, I was able to retire my Windows box completely. My house is now all Macintosh all the time. (Well, except for the Dell laptop I have signed out from the school. ;-) Until … Continue reading

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YaWiki 0.19 alpha released

Some functionality enhancements are added in this release, mostly due to user feedback. Read the whole article for details. Continue reading

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