Jun14
Posted by caseydk 3 Comments

You can download web2project v1.0 from SourceForge and read the web2project v1.0 Release Notes on our wiki. I'd love to dig into the notes and share some of the individual points, bugs fixed, improvements, features, etc of this release but there are just too many for a single post or even a short series. In fact, I didn't even realize how many we were dealing with until I put together the release notes.

If you run into any problems with this release, PLEASE address them here in the forums. Odds are if you're having problems, others are too, so answering them together in one place makes much more sense and is a more productive use of everyone's time.

And by the way, we've already sketched out a rough draft of the roadmap for v1.1 and come up with an estimated timeline for release. You can review the web2project v1.1 plan yourself. A few things may shift into or out of that list, but that's where it stands now.

~ Keith "caseydk" Casey ;@caseysoftware


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Re: V1.0 Released!

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by yudi_set on Jun 15, 2009 - 11:40 AM
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Congratulation!

I used to use dotProject.
Then I tried to migrate to web2Project.
It works nicely.

I do noticed that on the login page, the version written is:
0.9.9.
Do I miss anything or download the wrong file?

I tried to download again from sourceforge.net
But the result is the same.

Thank you.

Re: V1.0 Released!

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by gbras on Jul 23, 2009 - 02:07 AM
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Guys, please re-unify your work with dotproject

It's such a waste of efforts to have two different
(but very similar )apps doing the same work
both with small dev teams with (inevitably) not enough time
competing for the same goal in a relatively small
and quite specialized arena

We, as your users and supporters, would benefit much more from
a bigger team, which could significantly speedup the development

Open source sw is supposed to be a community collaborative
effort: the bigger the community the brighter the result.

Thank you for taking the time to read this
Guido