blakeseely

I still regularly get feature requests and bug fixes for BSJSONAdditions, but have had very little time to actually work on them. I made the Subversion repository housing the code public, but that still doesn’t solve the problem of letting other people easily track different versions of the code or submit changes.

So today, I moved all of the BSJSONAdditions code over to GitHub. Along with the move to GitHub, I’ve also created a Google Group as a central place for people to discuss bugs, fixes, etc.

With the code now living at GitHub, it’s very easy for anybody to fork the project, make their own changes, and to submit those changes back to the main tree. Even for people wanting custom changes that don’t get merged back, GitHub will make it much easier to track these forks.

I was home sick today, which also gave me some time to add a few things and fix a few bugs in the process. So if you’re using BSJSONAdditions, please head over to the GitHub repository and check out the latest.