InCAST Alpha 0.1 Release
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Stuart Moffatt
Dec 31, 2007, 3:00:00 PM12/31/07
to Peter van der Have, Hillary K Sorensen, Marty Shaub, Brad Bartholomew, Ryan Pietramali, Tony Mendes, Douglas Bausch, Adam Sobek, Jim de St. Germain, emc...@googlegroups.com
All,
I am pleased to announce the immediate availability of the first cut of InCAST Web Edition. This is an alpha version (0.1) that has been in the source tree for a month or so, but I was able to package it for a more convenient download and install (of course, convenience is a relative term at this point... the install process will get simpler as we get to the official Release 1.0 in September 2008).
The download is available on the project site at Google Code.
There is a basic README file for installation. This is a developer release, meaning you should know what you are doing before you install it.
The next milestone release (Alpha 0.2) is on 14 January and should include a number of features/fixes.
For the entire release schedule, please navigate the project timeline. As I put more features and defects into the queue, you will be able to filter the issues list to see what will appear in the rest of the milestone releases. Currently there are only a few things for the Alpha 0.2 release and a couple of others.
If you know of any Java / Web developers, Quality Assurance testers, or documentation specialists that would like to contribute to the InCAST project, please send them my way.
Happy New Year!
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Best regards,
Stuart Moffatt
Technical Manager, Disaster Resistant University Project
Environmental Health and Safety
University of Utah
http://www.ehs.utah.edu
(801) 585-9122
stuart....@utah.edu
Undergraduate Student
Disaster Management, Bachelor of University Studies
University of Utah
http://home.utah.edu/~u0508561/
Lend your expertise to The DISASTER CODE Project
stuart...@gmail.com
I am pleased to announce the immediate availability of the first cut of InCAST Web Edition. This is an alpha version (0.1) that has been in the source tree for a month or so, but I was able to package it for a more convenient download and install (of course, convenience is a relative term at this point... the install process will get simpler as we get to the official Release 1.0 in September 2008).
The download is available on the project site at Google Code.
There is a basic README file for installation. This is a developer release, meaning you should know what you are doing before you install it.
The next milestone release (Alpha 0.2) is on 14 January and should include a number of features/fixes.
For the entire release schedule, please navigate the project timeline. As I put more features and defects into the queue, you will be able to filter the issues list to see what will appear in the rest of the milestone releases. Currently there are only a few things for the Alpha 0.2 release and a couple of others.
If you know of any Java / Web developers, Quality Assurance testers, or documentation specialists that would like to contribute to the InCAST project, please send them my way.
Happy New Year!
--
Best regards,
Stuart Moffatt
Technical Manager, Disaster Resistant University Project
Environmental Health and Safety
University of Utah
http://www.ehs.utah.edu
(801) 585-9122
stuart....@utah.edu
Undergraduate Student
Disaster Management, Bachelor of University Studies
University of Utah
http://home.utah.edu/~u0508561/
Lend your expertise to The DISASTER CODE Project
stuart...@gmail.com
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