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Friday, 4 March 2005

So where next with Joda-Time? A JSR?

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Releasing a v1.0 can be a strange experience. Once its done, the stress can just disappear, and you take a bit of a rest (assuming there was...
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Tuesday, 22 February 2005

Joda-Time 1.0 released

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Yes, its finally here! Joda-Time, the replacement for JDK Date and Calendar (and much more) has reached 1.0! Full details can be found on t...
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Wednesday, 16 February 2005

Joda-Time 0.99 done, 1.0 on its way...

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Yes, after lots of late nights, version 0.99 of Joda-Time (the replacement for JDK Date and Calendar, and much much more) is out in the wild...
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Saturday, 4 December 2004

Javapolis BOF - any tips?

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I'm off to Javapolis in Antwerp so I'm hoping to meet other OSSers there. Seeing as Joda-Time is still an obsure project, I though...
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Saturday, 13 November 2004

Open source loose ends

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It seems that I have a lot of OSS loose ends to tie up. Or alternatively, its scary how many things are needing a release. Tonight I playe...
Tuesday, 9 November 2004

Testing a security permission

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Writing a JUnit test for a security permission object. That's got to be easy, right? Well it took me a while to figure out a solution s...
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Saturday, 6 November 2004

Joda-Time 0.98 released

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Well, it took long enough, but finally its here. The new release of Joda-Time , the cleanroom replacement to JDK Date and Calendar. So wha...
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