Releases/0.2

Ezra Project 0.2 - Release Notes

  1. Ezra Project 0.2 - Release Notes
    1. Features
    2. License
    3. Application access
    4. Saving and data loss
    5. Download of the source
    6. Developer notes
    7. Next development steps

Features

Version 0.2 introduces a Tagging System. This new functionality can be used to do topic studies, markup certain patterns with tags, etc. The following functions are available:

  • Create, delete or rename tags
  • Organize tags in two lists (universal and book specific)
  • Assign tags to a single verse or to groups of verses
  • Highlight/ mark all verses belonging to a certain tag (within a book)
  • Load all verses assigned to a tag or multiple tags (across book borders)

License

Ezra Project is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Ezra Project is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the  GNU General Public License for more details.

Application access

Ezra Project 0.2 can be accessed at  http://ezra-project.net. In order to work with Ezra Project you first have to  register a user account.

Saving and data loss

Everything which is created by you is only accessible with your account. Your data is persistently stored in a database. At the moment there's no specific backup routine for that database, so I can't guarantee you that your data is not lost under any circumstances. A backup routine will be setup soon :-). A data loss is fairly unlikely, though. If you delete more than you wanted to delete, we can try to recover your data, because every single change results in having a new version of the outline in the database. In case of data loss please contact me using the contact form.

Download of the source

Developer notes

The current version of Ezra Project is not yet prepared in a developer friendly way. So you'll find no documentation on the database structure and there's no bible data included at the moment. If you're interested in contributing or if you need help setting up your own development environment please contact me using the contact form.

Next development steps

See Milestone 0.3.

If you have ideas for new functionality or proposals for enhancements of existing stuff you can always go ahead and create a ticket.