WIPUP

Be ambitious Show us a WIP!

live.WIPUP now available.
By Moult from WIPUP - WIPUP is a flexible and easy way to show people what you're working on.
6th July 2010

You should share it.

It doesn't matter if your update looks horrible, your update is a valued part of the creation process and deserves every right to be proudly showcased out there for the world to see. At WIPUP, we believe that this in-between is just as important and breathtakingly awesome as the finished product iself - it's the hidden spectacular adventure behind the creation. Anything from a brainwave of an idea to a tiny nudge of a pixel - we want you to use WIPUP to suit your workflow.

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A "live" version of software is normally the version that contains the very latest from the version control software. Of course we try to keep the WIPUP.org running up to date, but sometimes nothing beats trying the latest and greatest in the repository. That's what the live.WIPUP version is for. It may frequently be broken (ie. not working) but that's a small price to pay for testing out the latest stuff, as well as trying out new features on a fully fledged system - which does help to spot bugs a lot quicker. For example, two bugs concerning the dashboard (one on the charts and another in the newsfeed) were immediately visible during the 27.06.10a release but not so on my localhost. This should change that.

The live.WIPUP version uses the same database so you can use it exactly as you use the normal WIPUP. So, give it a shot and go run live.WIPUP.

(as of this update the only change is that live.WIPUP is running Kohana 2.3.4 whereas 27.06.10a is on Kohana 2.3.2)



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