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Started 26 Sep 2013 by qbuster. Latest reply 26 Sep 2013 by lkessler.
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2 posts. Started 26 Sep 2013 by qbuster. Latest reply 26 Sep 2013 by lkessler. RSS
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Joined: Tue, 19 Jan 2010
1 blog comment, 6 forum posts
Posted: Thu, 26 Sep 2013
The last release is dated May and I see that we have missed the target date of v1.1 (August 2013) and are getting close to also missing 1.1.1 (September 2013).
Having been a software developer in my time I understand how targets gte missed but with such a long silence without any progress reports I must admit that I am beginning to wonder if Behold will ever be beholded.
You once wrote that you like to be nudged about progress/deadlines - what is the status of the project, is still alive?
Cheers
Will
Joined: Sun, 9 Mar 2003
288 blog comments, 245 forum posts
Posted: Thu, 26 Sep 2013
Will,
Thanks for asking. I'll have to blog something soon. Life has been very busy for me recently with a lot of personal and family stuff going on that has slowed me down (including building a fence). An article I wrote for an Australian genealogy magazine on genealogy software will be published next month, I'm giving a presentation as a 2nd keynote at a small genealogy seminar here in Winnipeg, I'll be presenting at RootsTech in February (Windows Phone for Genealogy), and I've submitted a paper on genealogy standards to FHISO.
If you want to see if I have a heartbeat, follow my Twitter account: louiskessler, where I post often of things I'm involved in on a semi-professional nature.
My release dates are to push me and I don't mind when those interested in Behold notice and tell me. That gives me more push. Behold is my lifetime goal, and I will see it through.
Louis
p.s. Version 1.1's presentation of information within an individual will be quite something. Internally in Behold, it took a long time to figure out how to do it, and there's lots of different things to test.