It seems, reading the news, that nuclear proliferation will be the end of the world. For a WordPress developer, on the other hand, poor plugin programming seems likely be the end of the world. I rarely take shots at other people online (it seems rather trollish to me), but the sheer horror of Fire Studio’s Wordpress Plugin Templates compel me to say something.
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Due to one annoying bug that just missed the 0.6.1 release AND some missing documentation, I decided to push out another update.
As always, head over the the µAudio page at Wordpress.org or grab a copy from my µAudio page.
A minor bug fix release for µAudio is out today. Properly validates at W3C now and fixes a couple little bugs in the css parser.
Head over the the µAudio page at Wordpress.org or grab a copy from my µAudio page.
Those of you waiting for the 0.7 release with the new sidebar widget shouldn’t have too much longer to wait. It’s coming with some major changes to how µAudio handles javascript. There will probably be a 0.6.2 release in the next week or so to fix any lingering bugs with the current implementation, and then 0.7 will have the new code.
Well, at long last it’s here, µAudio version 0.6. This releases brings a bunch of changes, including support for css skinning, much improved javascript, a complete removal of all browser dependant code and a smaller basic install (just 450 Bytes).
Head on over to Wordpress.org or grab a copy from my µAudio Page.
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