Rapple 1.0 Release :)
Project Site: http://sourceforge.net/projects/rapple
Home Page: http://rapple.sourceforge.net
From: Alan Moran
Mailed-By: lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Nov 27, 2005 6:06 PM
Subject: [Rapple-devel] Rapple 1.0 Released!
I have just released rapple 1.0 via FRS onto
sourceforge.net. This release (along with tests,
resources and website docs) has been tagged
Release-1_0.
Many thanks to all involved in meeting this deadline.
There are still places where we can improve and
features we can add but I think it is important that a
functional version is made public so that we can begin
to understand how end users see the tool. The
progress we have made so far in quality (e.g., unit
test framework) and documentation (e.g., Doxygen and
website) is great and gives us a good basis to start
from.
I have tentatively put together a roadmap for release
1.1 (you can see this on the website now) so let's put
some ideas together for what should be done and what
we need to fix or improve on in the current
implementation!
Thanks for all your input!
Regards,
Alan.
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