Debug the World Blog

A small release of Debug the World is online. It contains mainly bugfixes and some minor added functionalities. Some of the changes are:

• an illustration on the homepage to describe DtW
• list the number of problems and solutions on the homepage
• login and logout go back to the last page
• number of solutions is shown in some locations
• some GUI tweaks

Have fun with the new version!

A short status update on my progress: The first release of debug the world is just around the corner. The functionality is all implemented, the two remaining things are intensive testing and some GUI improvements (don't expect too much in this regard). I won't give you any definitive date as some other things have high priority too but I really try to not keep you waiting for too long.

So far you don't know much about Debug the World: I got the impression, that there are many problems on this planet that are not known by enough people. It is obvious that it's not possible to solve a problem of which one knows nothing. Many good ideas or solutions can therefore not be applied to problems. My idea is to offer a platform to make the world aware about a problem and to discuss possible solutions. That's what I'm currently working on.

The application is written using python with the pylons framework. Development is advancing quite well, problems can already be managed, solutions and commenting are still missing. I hope to be able to release a first version within the next few weeks (depending on my workload from other things).