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As anyone close to me can attest, my life over the past six months or so has revolved consistently around planning for the 2008 MySQL Conference and Expo.
However, in my abundant free time not reviewing proposals, working with
sponsors, and organizing the conference events, I've also been working
on a new version of the MySQL Forge platform. In fact, the new code
base is almost a complete rewrite from the original one. I'm pretty pleased with the new platform, and Giuseppe
and I have been doing a bunch of testing to get things to where they
are now. And we'd like your help in the final testing of Forge 2.0
before it hits the mean streets of the Internet.
So, what exactly is new about Forge 2.0?
Well, lots of things actually. The old forge code base suffered from a
number of problems which the new code base attempts to solve. We've
made the new platform a whole lot more interactive and, hopefully, more
attractive. Users have the ability to vote, comment, and tag virtually
everything on the Forge. There is a new unified commenting system that
allows you to "prettify" your comments and highlight code sections in
86 different languages. And a whole lot more.
Author : Jay Pipes
Source : jpipes.com
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