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Homestead
11 years ago

Still working!


Hi fellow Homesteadians!

Due to some, well, foreseen circumstances to be honest, I haven’t had regular access to internet via my dev laptop. It’s pretty old and junky, so it can’t wifi anymore. I’m using a wireless hotspot from the bus stop outside my apartment to post this! I have been working on Homestead though. I add little bits and pieces everyday. Squash bugs and add features. That kind of stuff.

i haven’t been able to blog about it much but I hope to have regular net soon, so I’ll get back on the bloggy development train.

i just wanted you guys to know that it is still under development, and will hopefully hit public alpha this year!

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