It is always difficult to find the best time for a release. Especially when you work in a team. Someone has always started the next really cool feature. And then the question always arises: Should we wait for it? Or the other way around: It’s only natural (and absolutely okay!) that someone from the team…

It’s been half a year since the last release. That’s how long it took from the start of development to the first public release. We needed so much time because we were entering completely new territory in development and needed a lot of time for testing and trial and error. We have introduced a complete…

Oh wow, what an exhausting time! But we have managed a lot of work. When I say “we”, I actually mean least of all myself. I was able to – well, not take myself out – but very much take myself back, while Mike, Thomas and Andreas worked through a huge bunch of tasks. And…

As already announced in the previous release, this time it went – at least in programming – much faster. The version 1.3.0 was more or less a small “emergency” operation to release the correction of two bugs as soon as possible. But in the background, the feature list for the actually planned update was much…

Well, the 1.3.0 is out now 🙂 It is the version that has cost me the most energy so far. It came in a very turbulent time for me and additionally my two great co-developers Mike and Thomas decided to “sweeten” this time with some extremely complicated features 😀 And Andreas, our reigning picture painter…

It is time: This release took longer than usual. This has several reasons: First, I, Mark, am back in regular employment and then, Thomas ‘TMZ’ and Mike, our two great new developers, needed the time to produce incredibly great tools after their extensive training period! But first things first, the most important news is: We…

We didn’t really take a break after the release of 1.0.0. The main reason for this is that right after the release we could welcome a great reinforcement in our development team: Thomas (aka “TMZ”) had the urge to push the goal “replacement of GCC” very hard and flooded us with many new ported functions….