Today the tinymail project is exactly one year old (it depends a little on how you count, but today one year ago, the first .c and .h files in my ~/Projects/tinymail directory where written).
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Today the tinymail project is exactly one year old (it depends a little on how you count, but today one year ago, the first .c and .h files in my ~/Projects/tinymail directory where written).
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In one year, from zero to …
Documentation and API documentation, IMAP, POP3, SSL (OpenSSL or NSS), NNTP, SMTP, RFC822, MIME, mbox, Maildir, mh, spool, DIGEST-MD5, CRAM-MD5, GSSAPI, Kerberos 4, NTLM/SPA, PLAIN, Login, POP before SMTP, POP partial msg retrieval, IMAP partial msg retrieval, summary support for POP/IMAP & NNTP, mmap() summaries, OLPC, Maemo, GPE, GNOME Keyring, GConf, gnome-vfs, Gecko, GtkHTML, Gtk+, Network Manager, Unit tests using check, tested on ARM, on x86 and on AMD64, Python bindings, …
In 2007 I would for example like to add WinCE, .NET bindings, Java bindings, C++ bindings and D bindings to that list. Oh and qt(opia) too. Somebody interested in helping :-)? Else keeping focus is not going to be easy for me.
On popularity: since the OLPC demo the webserver has seen on average 1500 unique visitors per day. Before that the average was 300 unique visitors per day and now the visitor count per day is dropping to something like 650. I’m going to try not to measure this next time I drop a demo: a few days in a row the unique visitor count was more than 2500 with an average number of pages per visit of nine. Numbers like that scare me. Most visitors who return use the trac “Browse source” feature. That’s okay, just make sure you understand the code is LGPL.