I'm glad to announce that I've finally set up an Assembla space for Regionerate!

You can visit Regionerate's Assembla space at http://www.assembla.com/spaces/Regionerate.

Opening this space officially makes Regionerate an open-source project, which means that starting now, everyone is welcome to pitch in!

The Assembla space will be used to host the source code (using the Subversion repository)  and track bugs & feature requests. (using the Trac service). This web site will continue to be used as the only source for announcements, documentation and downloads.

Please discuss development issues in the Development forum.

I haven't migrated existing bugs, versions & features from the previous bugtracker to the new Trac service. It'll take me a few more days. For now, you can get the source code and compile it.

When I finish migrating, I will post instructions about submitting patches and managing tickets. (bugs & features)

Happy new year!

Labels: General Announcements, Support

Accessing the Source

To access the source code, perform an SVN checkout from http://svn2.assembla.com/svn/Regionerate,

Contributing

Make sure you read Scott Hanselman's post about submitting patches. To add, edit and view tickets (bugs & feature requests) visit the Trac service at http://trac2.assembla.com/Regionerate.

Discuss development issues in the Development forum.

You can visit Regionerate's Assembla space at http://www.assembla.com/spaces/Regionerate.

The Assembla space is used to host the source code (using the Subversion repository)  and track bugs & feature requests. (using the Trac service). This web site will continue to be used as the only source for announcements, documentation and downloads.

Labels: Support