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v3.0 Released
Posted almost 13 years ago by D. Keith Casey, Jr.
You can review the full release notes here: https://github.com/web2project/web2project/wiki/v3.0-Release-Notes
v3.0 Released
Posted almost 13 years ago by D. Keith Casey, Jr.
You can review the full release notes here: https://github.com/web2project/web2project/wiki/v3.0-Release-Notes
Naming Conventions are Key
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
When we start projects, we often follow the naming conventions of our frameworks without even thinking about the “Why?” It almost seems silly to ask until you run into a – hopefully, legacy – codebase that has an incomplete or inconsistent scheme. Unfortunately, web2project is one of those codebases. For those just joining us, we […]
Naming Conventions are Key
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
When we start projects, we often follow the naming conventions of our frameworks without even thinking about the “Why?” It almost seems silly to ask until you run into a – hopefully, legacy – codebase that has an incomplete or inconsistent scheme. Unfortunately, web2project is one of those codebases. For those just joining us, we [...]
Naming Conventions are Key
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
When we start projects, we often follow the naming conventions of our frameworks without even thinking about the “Why?” It almost seems silly to ask until you run into a – hopefully, legacy – codebase that has an incomplete or inconsistent scheme. Unfortunately, web2project is one of those codebases. For those just joining us, we […]
Naming Conventions are Key
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
When we start projects, we often follow the naming conventions of our frameworks without even thinking about the “Why?” It almost seems silly to ask until you run into a – hopefully, legacy – codebase that has an incomplete or inconsistent scheme. Unfortunately, web2project is one of those codebases. For those just joining us, we […]
Why would we re-license web2project?
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
In the last few weeks, I’ve gotten a number of emails about our license change from Gnu Public License (GPL) to Clear BSD. While there have been a number of theories, I thought I’d share the actual answer. Although I have talked and worked with a variety of lawyers on this situation, none of this […]
Why would we re-license web2project?
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
In the last few weeks, I’ve gotten a number of emails about our license change from Gnu Public License (GPL) to Clear BSD. While there have been a number of theories, I thought I’d share the actual answer. Although I have talked and worked with a variety of lawyers on this situation, none of this [...]
Why would we re-license web2project?
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
In the last few weeks, I’ve gotten a number of emails about our license change from Gnu Public License (GPL) to Clear BSD. While there have been a number of theories, I thought I’d share the actual answer. Although I have talked and worked with a variety of lawyers on this situation, none of this […]
Why would we re-license web2project?
Posted about 13 years ago by Keith Casey (caseydk)
In the last few weeks, I’ve gotten a number of emails about our license change from Gnu Public License (GPL) to Clear BSD. While there have been a number of theories, I thought I’d share the actual answer. Although I have talked and worked with a variety of lawyers on this situation, none of this […]