BeeSeek Blog

We now have a new service for our developers (or aspiring developers): the handbook! Available at dev.beeseek.org, it is composed of the technical documents and the source code documentation already available in the code branch, but in convenient HTML that makes everything nicer and easier to read.

If you find it useful and would like to improve it, you may try to implement some of the features requested on Launchpad.

Hello BeeSeek fellows!

Recently we have had great news from the development team. Now we are proud to announce the first beta release of BeeSeek.

Try it

The server side application is running on staging.beeseek.org. There are several ways to test the search engine:

Recently we have started the development of a new cool feature useful for all the BeeSeek community: a tour to guide people around the project and its members.

It will touch very interesting points like how to test the software, how to give feedback and how to join the community. Jacopo Moretto is working on the content and the Drupal plugin, and soon we'll have a beta available, so... stay tuned!

To learn more about what's going on you may read the Launchpad blueprint or the specification on the wiki. If you wish to help or give suggestions, feel free to contact us or just leave a comment here.

We have recently rolled out a new version of the wiki running at wiki.beeseek.org. The new main most notably changes done are three:

BEESEEK BASE LIBRARY

• Changes to the user

• Internal structure changes

It is working to develop supports for classes interfaces, it will help developers and will improve code scalability.

Supports to interfaces schema.

• Regression

None ;-)

• To Do list

1. Blueprint Automatic Database conversion
2. Blueprint Script to track user navigation
3. Blueprint HTTP Transfer Extensions
4. Blueprint Create and implement interfaces for all classes

BeeSeek Base Library: bugs list - blueprints list

Honeybee: bugs list - blueprints list

1. BeeSeek Base Library
2. BeeSeek Website

Today we start a new heading for the BeeSeek blog where will be reported the news of the week just past and major bugs, feature, blueprints still to be finish.

Every Monday you'll find in your feed a report written in collaboration with other team leaders. The goal is to make a summary of the last seven days of work and bring all that we still have to do. We hope that it can be useful to all those who want to get up to date and are curious about the progress of BeeSeek, you can also understand what are the goals yet to achieve.

Happy readings!

BeeSeek Blog returns like every summers to talk about the news about the project.
In the summer there was an hard work on the code and it's almost ready for the first release. Soon will be published the article which describes all the features.

Other news are about the upgrade to Drupal 6.x for the BeeSeek website. About it there are some graphical innovations and the creation of some ad-hoc modules for BeeSeek.

Continue to follow our blog to get all the most important news, also through our feeds.

Yesterday Andrea Corbellini, our Developers Team Leader, published the official roadmap for the BeeSeek development.

As you can read in the BeeSeek Development Announces mailing list, you can find the roadmap in the wiki.

As Andrea Corbellini announced in our general mailing list:

Some days ago we had the chance of being interviewed about BeeSeek in
the new Podcast of Launchpad.