It’s now 3 weeks since resuming the blog updates and I know a few of you are happy to see these being done again so here’s another one for you :)
Like before, development is a rolling process, you may want to check out last week’s update as a few of this week’s work is a continuation of it and even the prior week.
Like the title says, can we keep up the habit of doing weekly updates again? I’m not sure two posts makes a habit but little victories mount up in the end :)
As the development is a rolling process, you may want to check out last week’s update as a few of this week’s work is a continuation.
As the last weekly blog update covered upto week 44 and then everything went a bit awry, I’m hoping now to get back into doing (hopefully) weekly blog posts again but in a less detailed way than the older posts.
My thinking is that it’s then simpler to get an idea of what’s been going on but without you dear reader needing to take a long break out of your day to do it and for me the couple of hours it was generally taking to end up with my convoluted posts :)
So without any further messing around, lets find out what happened during the week just past…
Hello again, it’s been a while since the last blog post and even longer since the last regular blog post updates. I apologise now for this but I’ve been busier coding which isn’t a valid excuse and I know I need to get back into the habit of doing the weekly(ish) blog updates.
So if you’ve not been following me elsewhere & / or via the changelogs then you may not think much has been going on but you are wrong as there’s been 12 beta builds provided since the start of 2017 (not counting some of the interim builds before the main builds were released to all of the beta testers). I won’t recap all of those changelogs here but suffice to say a lot of work has been going on (not as much as I’d like at times) but things are progressing (unlike any official progress from what was recently indicated).
Yes you’ve read the title correctly, today April 21st 2017 marks the 20th anniversary of when WinAMP 0.20a was first released as freeware to the world! If you’ve never seen it then that first version looks a lot different to what most people think off when Winamp is mentioned but everything has to start somewhere and that’s how Winamp started 