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JewelScript 1.0 feature freeze
By jewe | February 18, 2010
I’ve decided to stop adding new features for the upcoming release of version 1.0 and start the testing and bug fixing phase.
All of the planned new features and improvements to the language and API are implemented, so I’m preparing to get the project ready for release now. Of course everything has to be thoroughly tested to make sure it’s stable before I’ll release it.
However, seeing how long it has been since I’ve released an update to the project, I really want this version “out of the door” soon now.
After the first release of 1.0 on sourceforge.net, I’ll subsequently update PCalc, NetRadio and AppletForge on the main site, which is only accessible through the “old site” link above at the moment, because it is hopelessly outdated.
Then I’ll also update or remove the old JewelScript material on that site. I’m planning to move most of it to the blog, because it’s easier to update posts here, than the HTML pages there.
Last but not least, the source code documentation and the JewelScript reference PDF have to be updated, so yeah, I guess even with 1.0 stable and released, it will still keep me busy for a while. ;-)
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