Operational Warfare Developer's Blog

Developer's blog for the Operational Art of War series

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Ralph Trickey maintains TOAW III
I set this Blog up for fun, and for my own edication! Nothing is guaranteed, it's for my own use primarily, so even if I say that something may happen with the next release, please understand that it may not. I plan to post random thoughts and other things like that at random times here. I don't have a specific plan for what will be here.
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Comments are now moderated.

I didn't mind the occasional SPAM, and about 10% of the comments showed that they actually skimmed the site, so I was letting them through, but it just got ridiculous. I must have been posted on some site somewhere.

I'll try for a max turn-around of 24 hours for any comment. I'm only going to filter out the obnoxious SPAM, anything off-topic is OK.


Posted by Ralph Trickey on Wednesday, April 21, 2010 3:12 PM
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Status

 I'll be putting out a new Beta release later today with the new PC and dev environment. We'll see how it goes, and problems the Beta testers see. After all the findable bugs are fixed, I may take a couple of days to see if I can get the touch experience better. The left button select, right button move works well with a mouse, and it's usable via touch, but not as nice as it could be.

Ralph


Posted by Ralph Trickey on Saturday, April 17, 2010 10:31 AM
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More Geek Stuff

Still here,still working away. I had some issues, but everything should be cleared up now, so I'm ready for the final sprint to get everything finished, packaged, etc.

Here's my new development environment.

8Gb Quad core laptop running Windows 7 64-bit.

Visual Studio 2010 for development and release builds.

I'm using a productivity tool called CodeRush from DevExpress.

I'm using TFS for my source code control and bug tracking.

My backups are being done right now wilh Microsoft 'Live Mesh' I'm backing up TFS, I'm also backing up my development directory, and several other directories. These backups are going both to three other machines on my home netowrk, and also up to 'the cloud.' Live mesh gives you a free 5 Gigabyte account which has been enough. I also pull off DVDs about once a month. The TFS backups are daily, and the backups of my development directory are near real-time.

I'm also doing daily backups to a second drive attached to the system.

Ralph

 


Posted by Ralph Trickey on Saturday, April 17, 2010 10:19 AM
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