I've been really quiet on this blog for a few months, and have even let some PHP_CodeSniffer bug reports go unfixed for several weeks. That's pretty unusual for me, but I've been both sick and very focused on the MySource Mini that will be presented at the MySource Matrix International User Conference 2008 in less than 2 weeks!
I can't say much about the Mini, but now that the agenda has been posted, I can at least use the name and confirm it has something to do with MySource4, which I've been babbling about on this blog for a while now.
I've gone a bit quiet about parts of MySource4 that we have been working on, but not because they are any less amazing than the features I have spoken about. Apart from our custom-built true inline WYSIWYG editor that I demonstrated last year, I'll be showing the caching system I've mentioned before, a versioning system to replace rollback that I've had to stop myself blogging about so I don't give away its secrets, and the most amazing context sensitive help system I've ever seen in any application. There will also be some systems available for conference attendees to play around with, and the whole MySource4 team (development, interface and documentation) will be there to answer all your questions.
Want to come along? Register here.
Sunday, 5 October 2008
MySource Mini at the MMIUC 2008
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Tags: MMIUC2008, MySource Mini, MySource4
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3 comments:
I can't wait to see this!
it is AWESOME.... AWESOME... *drool*. Mr Rong show me some stuff sometimes, but seeing them being put together is quite amazing. This should be like an Apple Hype or something, if we ever make it open source, people will line up like Baz on an E-Queue to start downloading, $10 per download and we will be millionaires -kinda open source.
Settle down Huan :)
As for open source, Squiz is still (and will always be) an open source company. The Mini is a little different than our regular software because it is an appliance, but the MySource4 software will still be open source.
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