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libsoylent v0.5.0 “let’s talk about…”
Version 0.5.0 brings online-functionality to libsoylent. Want to launch a chat with someone? One function call. Want to see who’s online? One function call. Want to see someone’s online-status? You get it. This release is also the last one for … Continue reading
libsoylent v0.4.0 “small step, giant leap”
Let me present you the newest version of libsoylent: 0.4.0. Three weeks of hard work went into this release, and in fact so much was added and changed that we decided to skip a version-number. Sorry 0.3.0. So, what’s in … Continue reading
When will libsoylent be Usable?
What happened since the last release? It has been a productive week for libsoylent. Attributes are implemented. That means adding and removing attributes to / from people as well as modifying them works. With that come attribute-handlers. That’s basically a … Continue reading
libsoylent v0.2.0 “management qualities”
The second release features the basic functionality one would expect from a people-library. Create addressbooks and add some people to it. And then remove them again. People management at its basic level. Changes creating, opening and deleting addressbooks implemented added … Continue reading
libsoylent v0.1.0 “the seed”
The first release of libsoylent is finally there. It contains the most important GObject classes and many function and method stubs and should provide a good ground for the next upcoming features. You can’t do much with it, but you … Continue reading
Back to Work: libsoylent Foundation
Moving to the new flat took longer than expected. But I think the extra time was worth it. The whole flat and my room look pretty nice and comfortable now. Most things are organized, only for the party on friday … Continue reading
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libsoylent API draft and schedule
Finally the libsoylent API draft is available. After another week of discussion, I think it covers most of the functionallity the API should provide and also some interesting background information and implementation detail. I’m really looking forward to comments, ideas, … Continue reading
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