It has been a while since there was news about Bloggie. Well, time didn't stand still, that's for sure. Besides Blogggie I have been busy with all sorts of things, from private to professional subjects. But there is news! Which is, that currently I am making some very good progress with Bloggie 2.0 ...
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After a lot of work, I am proud to announce this public beta release of Bloggie. I would like to invite you all to download the MSI setup at : http://bloggie.vanholland.net/download.aspx?fn=BloggieSetup.msi and test it out! Try every option out and supply me with your remarks / bugs / change requests...
Great news! After a LOT of work I am proud to let you know a first beta version of Bloggie has been released. For now, only two testers (Dennis van der Stelt and Edward Bakker) are provided with this version and will hopefully provide me with lots of information to make it bugfree (as far as that is...
Yesterday I decided not use use the GotDotNet source control any more. This is because of a terrible performance I get from within Visual Studio.NET when checking in and out source files. It just takes too much time. So since yesterday sources are held in Source Safe and are accessible over the internet...
My router died last week.. so checking in new sources was a bit hard for me... But I just bought a new router and development of Bloggie is still going on, and next year (*grin*) I'll check in the newest sources.. Expect it somewhere on the 2nd january. What I'm doing right now? Well, Bloglib (thus also...
There is a small change of specs for Bloggie. After intergrating the Microsoft.Consultingservices html editor control I didn't really liked it... I couldn't trap some events I wanted to.. so I searched further for a better control to use as a basis. So now I have created a html editor control very much...
So this weekend I thought : hey, what the heck? Because I don't like BlogJet and w.bloggar, why don't I build my own blog client tool? Just for fun? So I started this new hobbie project of mine, and called it : Bloggie. After a few days playing around I have this screenhot for you guys : I have made...