Wedge

But will it blend? :p

Probably not, unless you want to feed your server to the Blendtec blender.

That would be epicly awesome. :D

Buy me a server and I'll do it.

Would my old PIII work? Oh wait, can I remove the graphics card first? :LOL:

Answered my question before I asked it lol :cool:

Oh the dates have changed now...

All is postponed to 2012.

end 2012?  :sob: :whistle:

What, the day after Windows 8 is scheduled?

(Yes, that's right, Windows 8's scheduled ship date is the day 'before the Apocalypse'. Now you know what causes it.)

Demo site: cancelled... (originally autumn 2011)
Using Wedge on Wedge.org: coming in 2011 (same as originally planned)
First alpha: early 2012
First beta: hopefully 2-3 months later
First stable: hopefully 2-3 months later

Note that if we add any other 'big' features during the alpha or beta sessions, we'll postpone the stable release accordingly.
Wedge is a huge project, much bigger than when SMF went from 1.0 to 2.0, which is why I like considering Wedge as 'SMF 3.0', so we're still on schedule even if we release in 2014... The goal is to be faster than SMF2 :P
Of course, if the first stable version is not out by mid-2012, I'll go crazy... We're already 15 months into development, with no signs of slowing down (apart from Skyrim and things like that...), so the only thing I can safely say is that we're certainly going to put these 15 months to waste, and we'll release it.

The truth is that it's going to take as long as it takes. There's dates we'd love to hit but if we go by dates, rather than when we feel it is ready, it's going to go awry.

Feature Lock!

Wash your mouth out :P

Half the problem is that a lot of things that we already decided to do are still in figuring out the details, like some of the Aeva integration, some of the plugin system and so on.

And the other half of the problem is that we probably forgot most of them :P

As I told you by PM, one of my biggest concerns right now is that we have so many topics left in a corner, either because you posted a long message and I left the tab aside to answer it later (and never did), or because I posted a long message and you left the tab aside blabla (:P), so in the end there are things that *could* be done immediately, but aren't because we simply forgot about them.

That's what alpha and beta periods are for, for mopping up the stuff we didn't remember to do the first time.

Right now I'm more interested in the big stuff, not the (theoretically) smaller stuff.