Hi,
It's been a while since I last post here... Sorry, I have tons of super-bad
excuses for that (working too much, not enough time, etc.).
The truth is that I am so busy coding that I forget to post on the blog !

Lately, I have coded a lot on one of my project out of slack-get. The project
name is
Association Subscribers Manager (short name is Assuma)
and it is an associations subscribers manager !
The source code is available on
Sourceforge's SVN as usual.
This software is a little different than my other traditionnals Open Sources
ones because I am selling the packages.
The source code is available for free but all services associated with it are
not free. In time, when the 3.0 release will be fully ready, you will be able
to buy working binaries for the main plateforms available on the market.
The source code is completly free (as "Free Software" and "as a beer"), only
the services of compilations, auto-update, etc. will be costing you
money.
The reason why I think this software can be better than another ? Because since
the 0.1 version (we are now aiming at the 3.0) it has been developped in
collaboration with French sports associations.
So I am pretty confident in the application fitting for small and middle sized
associations. The application is daily tested with databases exceeding 1000
subscibers, so it can be used for pretty huge associations/clubs.
It is of course not limited to one kind of association/club, it has been
developped with multi-usage in mind.
On the plateform support side, until the 2.0 version the only supported
plateform was Linux (the application is developped in Perl and PerlQt3). The
3.0 release will bring
Association Subscribers Manager to all
plateforms with a code completly rewritten in C++/Qt4.
So as you can easily figured I have work a lot on this project and,
unfortunatly, not really on slack-get ... Mainly because as all humans I have
to sleep sometimes

Here are the SVN statistics for the last 7 days:

It has been a busy week
See you later !
Arnaud Dupuis