Mach-ii 1.1.1 has FINALLY been released as a stable version

Posted By: Brian Meloche; Posted At : November 28, 2006 10:49 AM

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I was happy to get an email from the Mach-II Google Group that Mach-ii version 1.1.1 has been released as a STABLE version, no longer considered beta.

http://mach-ii.com/code.cfm

I'm not sure when we'll upgrade at the office. Since it's been a long while between 1.1.0 and 1.1.1, I suspect we'll upgrade sooner, rather than later. I'd welcome getting comments from people that have upgraded and tell me whether it's been easy or if there have been any gotchas.

Kudos to Peter and Matt for giving birth to their new baby! :-)

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Brian, I agree it's been too long since 1.0.10 (about one year). We were originally going to release about a month ago, but then again I got married and was on vacation. We felt it would be best if I was around when we released and with Thanksgiving (the demands of a "new" life). I delayed until I felt it was all good.

However, I should have been more explicit about the stability of the "beta" code. I've been running 1.1.1 on production systems since July and no errors in the logs (only stupid coder mistakes with the actually application).

As for any gotchas, none that I can relay. I always develop my applications against the current bleeding edge (for example the bleeding edge of 1.5 at the moment). As for the availability of the bleeding edge, we're going to make the SVN publically available soon.

Let us know if you have suggestions. Mostly we need help with the website and documentation. Also, we need to update the sample applications - interested? ;-)
# Posted By Peter J. Farrell | 11/28/06 2:58 PM
Once things settle down a little more at work, yes, I may very well be interested in writing some samples.

We'll probably be upgrading to 1.1.1 once we're finally considered "production". That blog entry a while back was not 100% correct. We're still not considered production... but that's for another blog entry.
# Posted By Brian Meloche | 11/28/06 10:01 PM

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