Release forum in D&D

[Hypertext]

There has been a lot of releases in the design and development forum, and I think maybe it would be better if we kept it as one big repository of releases.

[Invent]

Seeing as most (if not all) releases are the result of a project, they should go in the web projects forum..

[Hypertext]

Seeing as most (if not all) releases are the result of a project, they should go in the web projects forum..

Hmmm. Good point. Although they do get scattered as a lot will either be released in d&d, for instance, proteges proxy, it would be better if there was a repository for releases only, and things are moved to the release forum to keep it clean, much like the tutorial forum

[Invent]

Though, to add to my point, Protege's proxy is a project as it's currently in development so it should be in the projects forum

[Hypertext]

But, using just projects, really projects is a slur of unreleased ideas, habbo fansites, and "who wants to join me to do _____". Whereas tutorials is ONLY solid tutorials. If we did that for releases, habbox would look a lot more like a resource.

[nvrspk4]

I feel like a tech-illiterate geezer, I now see what the 71 year olds feel like when they're confronted by cell phones.

I assume that release means the final version of a website. What benefit would there be in differentiating it and is it a significant (but not too significant) portion of the threads in that subforum to warrant a subforum?

[Agnostic Bear]

I feel like a tech-illiterate geezer, I now see what the 71 year olds feel like when they're confronted by cell phones.

I assume that release means the final version of a website. What benefit would there be in differentiating it and is it a significant (but not too significant) portion of the threads in that subforum to warrant a subforum?

It's like my KP, I code it, and when I'm done and it's all ready to be given to people, I zip it up and "release" it, it's just giving your project / showing your project to the masses.

Also I agree with Simon, it can just stay in the current forum.

[Hypertext]

I feel like a tech-illiterate geezer, I now see what the 71 year olds feel like when they're confronted by cell phones.

I assume that release means the final version of a website. What benefit would there be in differentiating it and is it a significant (but not too significant) portion of the threads in that subforum to warrant a subforum?

Ha. That made me laugh. Jewish Bear pretty much summed it up. Just like giving out a final bug-free version of a script, a panel, or something else like a tool.