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Bitweaver 2.5 is on the loose!

By Bobby Richardson
Tuesday 10 of March, 2009
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
Code Geek to Wallah.
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Blogs temporarily suspended

By Kozuch
Friday 06 of March, 2009
Due to rising blog spam we had to suspend posting to blogs for regular registered user. We are working on getting rid of the spam while having the blogs open again! Sorry for now!
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Making Business Sense with Bitweaver!

By sourceview
Tuesday 27 of January, 2009
I think that for Bitweaver to achieve installation success in the real world, the PTB need to make business sense. 6 releases a year does not make business sense.
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bitweaver 2.1beta installed. Woohoo!

By Bobby Richardson
Thursday 09 of October, 2008
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
After much gnashing of teeth & wearing of ashen sackcloth...
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Click...Whirrr...Clackity-Click

By Bobby Richardson
Friday 12 of September, 2008
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
Restarting bitweaver sites with R2.1RC4
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Holy crashed harddrive, Batman!

By Bobby Richardson
Wednesday 03 of September, 2008
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
Perils of adolescent usage
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In for a penny, in for a pound.

By Bobby Richardson
Tuesday 22 of July, 2008
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
Bleeding edge bitweaver
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An odd buglet in Collapsible Modules

By Bobby Richardson
Tuesday 22 of July, 2008
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
Collapsible modules need to be told where they are.
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GMap, Geo, & LibertySecure betas

By Bobby Richardson
Monday 21 of July, 2008
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
GMap, Geo & LibertySecure beta installs.
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Server config overrides in .htaccess files

By Bobby Richardson
Monday 21 of July, 2008
Posted to Notes on an Upgrade
This event underscores the need to sometimes take a broader view when debugging.