toxicsoftware.com » Geode http://toxicsoftware.com RANDOMIZE USR 0 Thu, 22 Dec 2011 03:35:22 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 What’s happening?http://toxicsoftware.com/whats_happening/ http://toxicsoftware.com/whats_happening/#comments Fri, 10 Sep 2004 19:26:37 +0000 schwa iRoster and Geode. Continue reading →]]> iRoster hasn’t been updated since December. Well I should say I haven’t released an update since December. I have made a lot of changes to the underlying source code, some changes specific to iRoster and some to the supporting Toxic frameworks. I might spend some time preparing the current iRoster source code for release. Or I might not. People are still using iRoster (based on the version checking logs that I keep) so who knows? If you’re interested in continued iRoster releases drop me an email (or comment in this blog – I dare ya!)

Geode development has changed. Geode is now becoming two programs – only one of which resembles my original design for Geode (more or less). Yes it’s still vapourware for now but I do work on it when I can. I can’t say more right now though. Keep watching this space (both of you).

]]> http://toxicsoftware.com/whats_happening/feed/ 0 Geode Developmenthttp://toxicsoftware.com/geode_development/ http://toxicsoftware.com/geode_development/#comments Tue, 08 Apr 2003 21:47:01 +0000 schwa http://toxicsoftware.com/blog/geode_development/ Continue reading →]]> Geode Development has resumed.

The current goal is to get Geode ready for a 0.1 alpha release. I’ll be disabling some of the incomplete features and tidying up the UI. I’ll also be doing a lot of testing to find the obvious bugs.

I know this software has been vapourware for a long time. And I apologise for that. Last night I solved one of the major roadblocks that has been blocking me for quite some time and now plan on continuing development in earnest.

I plan on developing iRoster and Geode together and interleaving releases. The first Geode release will be after the next iRoster release. iRoster and Geode share a lot of the same source code (the “Toxic” frameworks) so there is some benefit to working on both concurrently.

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