- Jul 10, 2006 - k5nJournal
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The new k5nJournal project will be a diary and weblog client application built
on top the javacaltools iCalendar library.
This project is in the planning and prototyping stage with an alpha-level
release expected in the coming months.
- Jun 07, 2006 - WebCalendar 1.0.4
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WebCalendar
1.0.4 has been released.
This release fixes a security issue in 1.0.3 and earlier versions.
- Apr 11, 2006 - WebCalendar 1.0.3
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WebCalendar
1.0.3 has been released.
This is a bugfix release for the stable 1.0 code
(view release notes).
- Mar 10, 2006 - jxmlss 1.0.1
- The first public release of jxmlss
is available. The jxmlss tool is a Java-based toolkit for generating files in
SpreadsheetML format (compatible with MS Excel).
- Feb 1, 2006 - dbi4php 1.0
- The first public release of dbi4php
is available. The dbi4php tool is a database abstraction layer for
PHP that has been part of WebCalendar for over five years.
It is just now being distributed separately so other applications
can make use of the tool.
- Jan 29, 2006 - Java Calendar Tools 0.1.0
- An early release of the Java Calendar Tools is
now available.
- Jan 26, 2006 - DevPointer Launched
- A new website developed by k5n is now online.
The DevPointer site is a one-stop
location for finding developer articles.
This new site runs software developed by k5n and leverages open source
tools such as MySQL, PHP and Smarty.
- Jan 9, 2006 - New Article Published
- A new article titled Creating an Online Event Calendar
has been published on k5n.us.
- Dec 6, 2005 - WebCalendar 1.0.2
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WebCalendar
1.0.2 was released.
This is a bugfix release for the stable 1.0 code.
Security issues were found in the 1.0.1 release, and all users are
encouraged to upgrade to the new 1.0.2 version.
- Oct 21, 2005 - Java Calendar Tools
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The Java Calendar Tools project
has been announced. This project will provide a Java library
to simplify access to calendar standards like iCal.
- Oct 21, 2005 - Qlog
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The Qlog QuakeWorld stats generator is
now hosted on this site.
- Aug 19, 2005 - WebCalendar 1.0.1
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WebCalendar
1.0.1 was released.
This is a bugfix release for the stable 1.0 code.
Security issues were found in the 1.0.0 release, and all users are
encouraged to upgrade to the new 1.0.1 version.
- Aug 18, 2005 - New Wiki Site
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There is a new WebCalendar Wiki site.
The new Wiki allows users to add or edit WebCalendar documentation.
- May 17, 2005 - Version 1.0 Released
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WebCalendar
1.0.0 (aka "Buster") was released.
- March 31, 2005 - GTimer
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GTimer is now hosted on this site.
- March 11, 2005 - WebCalendar 1.0RC3
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WebCalendar
1.0RC3 was released.
- January 5, 2005 - WebCalendar CVS Snapshots
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A daily CVS snapshot of WebCalendar is now available from this site
(rather than on SourceForge) from the Downloads
page.
(The CVS snapshot is updated nightly.)
- December 13, 2004 - WebCalendar 0.9.45
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WebCalendar 0.9.45 was released.
- October 22, 2004 - ILib
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The Ilib project is now hosted on
SourceForge.net.
- September 1, 2004 - 1/4 million downloads and counting
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WebCalendar downloads have just surpassed 250,000
according to the statistics from SourceForge.net.
- August 2, 2004 - WebCalendar 0.9.44 Released
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WebCalendar 0.9.44 has been released, focusing on xhtml/css compliance.
The demo site
was updated with the new release.
- March 24, 2004 - WebCalendar GUI Prototype Posted
- A prototype of the next generation interface for
WebCalendar has been posted
online. The new interface will focus on XHTML/CSS compliance.
Please take a look and provide your feedback.
- March 10, 2004 - WebCalendar 0.9.43 Released
- The first official WebCalendar release in many months,
version 0.9.43 adds new documentation, fixes numerous bugs,
and plugs some security holes recently found.
See the WebCalendar page for
more information.
- March 8, 2004 - WebCalendar Home Page Now at k5n
- WebCalendar's home page has been moved from SourceForge.net
and is now hosted on the k5n.us website.
New WebCalendar content will continue to be added.
- March 8, 2004 - New Website Launched
- After weeks of planning and development,
the new website for k5n.us was put online.
The new site features XHTML and CSS compliance,
much more content, and improved usability.
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