10 Nov 2008 - Todo-Lister v1.3 Released:
Todo-Lister v1.3 has now been released and can be downloaded from it's project page.

If you're confused about the version number, or wonder how this relates to the previous incarnations of the program, you should read my blog post on it here

24 Oct 2008 - New Project Released:
I'm releasing a new project called CL-Attributes today. This adds support for C#-like attribute metadata to Common Lisp classes and slots. Source code can be downloaded on the project page.

14 Oct 2008 - CL-Nightly-Builds Released:
CL-Nightly-Builds v0.1, the incorrectly-named* program that generates the Nightly Builds list, has been released. It is also on the Nightly Builds list. You can find the download on the CL-Nightly-Builds page.

* Incorrectly named because it doesn't build binaries, it generates tarball dumps of the source code ;^)

14 Apr 2008 - New Honeypot Releases:
Honeypot is getting some small releases today: libtodolister v3.0.1, TodoLister v3.2.1, and TodoLister-GUI v0.2. libtodolister and TodoLister have only bug fixes (changes can be found here and here, respectively), while TodoLister-GUI has had some additional enhancements. All of the files can be found at SourceForge.

14 Feb 2008 - Honeypot Moved:
Honeypot is now hosted on SourceForge. The homepage for it will still be located here, but file releases, the SVN repository, and the like are all on SourceForge.

10 Jan 2008 - Nightly Builds (have been) Up:
Apparently I forgot to mention this...the nightly builds are back up and running. I finally got around to rewriting the rather unflexible script I was using in Common Lisp. I may release the new one I use as open source, though I'm not sure yet. The one reservation I have is how useful it'll be to other people.

Also, the link to the list of all nightly builds is fixed.

1 Jan 2008 - Site Has Moved:
To start off the new year, I've completely moved my personal site off of my DU webspace and onto my Partition 36 webspace instead. For now, all the links on the programming pages to their RSS feeds are down until I get the program I generate them with updated. The links to the nightly build releases are current as of today, but also won't be updated until the program is updated. That should be done within a few days, at which time I'll also have new feeds and nightly builds up for Honeypot and its components (these will replace the old todolister-3 and libtodolister feeds).

24 Dec 2007 - Honeypot v0.1 Released:
After taking quite a while, Honeypot v0.1 has been released. Since Honeypot now contains TodoLister, this release encompasses:

• libhoneypot v0.1 - The main Honeypot library
• libtodolister v3.0 - The latest version of the TodoLister library
• TodoLister v3.2 - The latest command line version of TodoLister
• TodoLister-GUI v0.1 - The rewrite of the graphical version of TodoLister

So for the moment, Honeypot is nothing more than a library and collection of packages. My plan is to start work on the other command line components of Honeypot, make another release or two with them, and then integrate them into TodoLister-GUI. Once they're integrated, TodoLister-GUI will become the Honeypot GUI. Of course, while this is happening, the TodoLister components will continue getting updates.

Speaking of which, the new version of the TodoLister command line tool behaves markedly different than it used to. Until the documentation is finished (hopefully soon), be sure to use the --help command and watch the output. You may also want to back up your files to be safe.

13 Nov 2007 - Site Redesign:
Well, if you haven't already noticed, I've redesigned the website. I was tired of the older "black-on-white" minimal look, so I adopted the basic layout and style of my music website. I've also reorganized the list of programs I'm working on since a few I've stopped working on (caring about?).

Some new things are up on the site as well, namely two new programs, WST and CL-Argument-Parser. The latter is just a nifty argument parsing library for writing command-line driven programs in Common Lisp (though a creative programmer could use it for more, probably). The former is the WebSite Transcluder, which is actually the program I've built this site with. It's still pretty simplistic, but useful nonetheless.

CL-Argument-Parser is ready for download now. However, I don't quite have all the files for WST in order yet, so it won't be available for download until later this week. Check back on the 15th.