Jagossel's HTML Editor / News: Recent posts

Jagossel's HTML Editor 4.1.0 is now released. It now includes the HTML menu that was in version 3. Coding is cleaner and hopefully, a little easier to understand and use. Still hoping to achieve the ultimate goal of clearner and more stable code.

As soon as I can, there will be a new version of Jagossel's HTML Editor released. Expect an update around this evening...

After about three to five days of work and a few interuptions, Jagossel's HTML Editor 4 is now available for downloading. This new version has a completely new and a more professional (in my opinion) look to it. Also, the coding has been completly changed. You may see the huge differencce in coding in the source files.

The "HTML Tags" has not been added as of yet. It will be added within the next release. It does look like a basic text editor with an HTML preview to it, but as time moves on, it will look like an HTML editor.... read more

First, I would like to say that I have changed ID names here on SourceForge.net. As you can see it is now jagossel, instead of Godrules40.

Finally, the best news yet. Jagossel's HTML Editor is going through a total change. The project will start from scratch. It may have a simpler interface, cleaner code, and features that any basic HTML editor should have.

I know that this projects activity has been lax lately; however, this may cause a rise in activity. So, be on the look out for version 4.0.0 Alpha. I am excited in introducing this new version!

Jagossel's HTML Editor version 3.3.1 Beta has been finally release. I did not expect to send in this version out a few minutes after I made a new article of the possible up-comming release. So, that version that I was talking about is now released.

With in a few weeks or so, I new version of Jagossel's HTML Editor will be released soon, version 3.3.1 - Beta. I decided to change the level from Alpha to Beta since I haven't heard anything about the program. So, keep your eyes open for a new version.

Jagossel's HTML Editor 3.3.0 Alpha has been finally released to the public. This version has an incompleted "tables properties" portion of it, but is being developed for version 3.3.1. There is a great deal of changes as far the last verison (3.2.2), and the CHANGES log will explain what changes has been done. Feel like it should be 4.0.0, instead of 3.3.0? Let the admin know!

Jagossel's HTML Editor has been dead for a while. Howerver, hope is not lost. There are major updates being done as time passes by. Some of the features includes intelligent properites (scans through the selected text to find certian parameters and place them in the text boxes), and table creation and manipulation. Some bug fixes are also included, and the title bar is going to display the title for HTML pages and its file name. Release date and version number has not been determined yet, but will be in a few weeks or so.

Jagossel's HTML Editor has moved up to the Alpha stage, considering I haven't heard anything about more bugs for a while. I've also used it myself to see if I can find any more bugs on the fly. I've updated it some since the last release, 3.2.1. Well, brace yourself, here's 3.2.2 - Alpha.

-- Jonathon A. Gosselin
Project Adminstrator/Developer

It's been a long time since Jagossel's HTML Editor has been updated on here. I have been working on it off and on. I will still continue working on it.

Jagossel's HTML Editor is back in business after being the project being stalled for a few weeks. Hoping to produce more stable and better user friendly environment, Jagossel's HTML Editor is now being in the works. The version numbers will change from a three digit version to a four digit number, due to a great number of changes between versions. Be prepared to have version 3.2.0-1 released soon!

It's finally here for the public and ready for testing! Version 3.2.0 pre-alpha! View the CHANGES portion of the releases to view the medium size list of changes that this project when through. Most of it still a bit buggy, but will work on later on. Collaboration still continues, and the developer is waiting on the new bugs submission.

Jeremiah Foster has joined the team as a web-developer for the project's webpage. Along with that, the beta testers and I are working on Jagossel's HTML Editor for better and stable functionallity. So, be ready for Jagossel's HTML Editor version 3.2.0 - Beta!

One of the beta testers and I are working together to make some understanding about certian problems/bugs of the program, when time allows.

I've decided to put the porgram back on there as is, and I have to do major work on it still. It's going to be a long ways before for it will be stable. Keep testing the program!

I just recieved a long list of things to do for Jagossel's HTML Editor. This should be long enough to keep my busy for a good long time. As far as sending in bugs and suggestions... delay them, and wait for the next update. Chances are, I may be working on it. Be patient as Jagossel's HTML Editor goes through a mess of major reworking. While Jagossel's HTML Editor is under reconstruction, the files will no longer be availbe until the reconstruction is complete.

Jagossel's HTML is in the beta stange and can really use some help. I am looking for Icon designer and a MS Agent designer. I am also in a great need of Beta testers. Help support Jagossel's HTML Editor, be a Beta tester!

Over 6 hours of programming completed on getting the "Face lift" completed. Now, I just need a lot of beta testers before I can offically release any binary files. Also, I can use some suggestions on adding more features to it. Enjoy testing and trying out my redesigned program.

Right now, Jagossel's HTML Editor is going through a major "face lift." Meaning that what you see now in the program will no longer be there, and will be arranged differently than previous versions. I've recieved a list of bugs and suggestions about the program, and I plan on working on most of them. For now, I'm declaring the current version of Jagossel's HTML Editor (posted here on SourceForge.net) the Alpha version, and the version I'm working on (still going to be 3.0.0) Pre-Alpha. I'm also planning on opening a job position for icon designers, my current icons are not any good.

Seems like that Jagossel's HTML Editor is starting to have a bright outlook. After one day of having the program posted here on SourceForge.net, I've already recieved three E-Mails from users of SourceForge.net, two asking to help out, and one making a suggesstion and commenting the program. I'm looking foward to see Jagossel's HTML Editor grow from "out-of-whack" program to a decent program. Keep the responses comming, they are always welcome!

The project, Jagossel's HTML Editor, that I have been working on for years is now availbe for the public. Files will be uploaded soon.