Beside the current development of the first 1.0 release of AgileReview, the last days we worked on moving our webspace from SourceForge to a new server. So unfortunately it happened, that the UpdateSite of AgileReview stopped working.
Now hopefully all webspace related issues are fixed and you will be able to install AgileReview via our UpdateSite again. If there are any issues left do not hesitate to contact us!

Today we released the bug fix release v0.8.3, which was mainly driven by issues reported of the community, thanks for all feedback! This release mainly solves the following problems:

1. Adding comments in Zend Studio does not work.
2. The On-Save action “formatting code” destroys code and comment tags when adding or deleting comments.
3. Commenting JavaDoc and have formatting code on save enabled, will result in additional lines which are not removed after comment deletion
4. Project-Cleanup does not remove all tags consistent to manual removing via AgileReview-Perspective

For more information see the changelog.

First of all, we want to thank the Software Technologie Initiative Kaiserslautern e.V., which gave us the possibility to present AgileReview at their JourFix.

The Jour Fixe itself was a big success. Almost 30 participants, from different regional companies and institutes attended our 40-minute-talk. Following, there were some very interesting questions about the project as well as some useful suggestions on features for future releases (e.g. the integration of checklists). Also during the Meet&Great-session we got really nice and positive feedback.

Some impressions of the presentation can be found in this long and interesting blog post about AgileReview of Maud Schlich.

Thanks to all for the kind feedback!

A couple of days has been gone since we introduced AgileReview to the JUG Ostfalen community. At this point we have to thank a view people for this great opportunity. For everyone who missed our presentation, you can find a short review on the community site.

First, we want to thank Uwe Sauerbrei for the invitation to this presentation. But we also want to thank the booster club for computer science of the University of Kaiserslautern (FIT), who took over the costs for the long (and from a students point of view expensive) trip to Braunschweig and therefore rendered our presentation possible.

Thanks!

We are proud to announce that AgileReview is presented as cover story of eclipse Magazin Germany (issue 1.12). The article covers basic information as well as in-depth architectural details about AgileReview.

Hi all,

during development we decided to establish a more intuitive domain for AgileReview and now here is it!
This site is now also available via agilereview.org!

Furthermore, all developers can also be contacted using <first name>.<surname>@agilereview.org now.

Have fun and keep updated. The next release is comming soon.