Posts related to bugraid, a bugtracker written in PHP.
- Bring out your dead!
- Here's one. His name's Mingos. Passed away this morning.
- I'M NOT DEAD YET!
And since I didn't get whacked in the head after arguing about my vital functions, I can announce that I'm still crawling this world. Inactive, as usual, but that's due to real life affairs. Yeah, you've heard that before, I know. But still, I feel the need to justify the prolonged silence.
Since Bugraid is now at a stage when there's something to show, I decided to put it in a public SVN repository. You can visit its Googlecode page at http://code.google.com/p/bugraid/.
Also, if you with to test it live (only barebones functionality so far, sorry, not even a decent issues support), you can head to mingos.webd.pl/bugraid/public http://bugraid.umbraprojekt-demo.olsztyn.pl and see how the bugtracker looks like. You can create accounts and fiddle with anything you wish, just don't use it for anything serious, as the database will be nuked quite regularly ;).
I guess I owe the world a post after such a long silence.
I haven't been working on Umbra lately, though I promise I'll get back to it. On the other hand, I have been involved in a completely new project: bugraid. The bugraid project is unrelated to C++ or libtcod, but may help (in the distant future, hehe) in the development of applications using them :). It's a bugtracker.