Evergreen development is chugging along, and we have some information and updates to pass along. As I mentioned in my previous entry, we have been spending a good deal of time moving the new server hardware into our new server hosting facility. First, allow me introduce you to three addresses:
Extra Extra! Read all about it!
Hi everyone, A lot has been happening with the PINES crew and Evergreen development, and we apologize for lagging behind with our blog entries. I want to thank the OPEN-ILS-DEV folks for inquiring about us! Some highlights: We mentioned before that one of us was getting married, though I don’t know if we ever mentioned … Continue Reading about Extra Extra! Read all about it! →
OpenSRF Jabber: A Technical Review
As has been mentioned before on this blog, OpenSRF relies on Jabber for it’s communication layer. Jabber is an instant messaging service much like AIM, Yahoo messenger, and the like. The advantage of Jabber, of course, is that it’s an open spec (see xmpp.org) and there are a number of open source server implementations, allowing … Continue Reading about OpenSRF Jabber: A Technical Review →
It’s turtles all the way down
This will be a quick one because I’m feeling a bit under the weather, but I wanted to post a quick update on some of our tornado-like progress post-alpha.
Evergreen Alpha Release
After approximately a year of software development, we are proud to announce the arrival of the Evergreen Alpha release! Programmers and other techies will probably want to go straight to the download area and grab a tarball. We’re very pleased with how this release turned out, and are looking forward to the comments and suggestions … Continue Reading about Evergreen Alpha Release →
A little history on JSON, etc.
I’m glad to see we’ve stirred the pot with our discussion of JSON. It’s driven us to stop and think about our decisions, their impact on our project, and how others may be able to interact with our system. For the sake of those interested, I thought I might offer some clarity regarding our use … Continue Reading about A little history on JSON, etc. →