New DJedna Deploy

I deployed a new version of djedna today. Most of the new creamy goodness baked into the heart of this release was done by Mike (who someday will have a link so that you will know him as more than a name). Changes include a cleaned up interface and significant under-the-covers changes to the catalog model to prepare us for our three-pronged customer strategy.

However, this upgrade comes with a caveat. If you had a djedna account before, well, it’s gone. Sorry, progress requires sacrifice. The good news is that if you’d still like to enjoy the new-car-smell-alpha that is DJedna, just e-mail me (thomas, you know, at, like, gumption.com) and ask for an account.

All things djedna are coming along nicely. As you can see, Mike’s been cruising along while I’ve been dealing with code-block in trying to complete the pool/playlist/program (a.k.a. Flytrap) functionality, probably because I’ve been thinking about it for far too long (maybe 9 years or so). Now I’m presented with cool new ways to implement it, like using python’s simple generators. But I’ve at least got the blank-screen-blues out of the way now so hopefully it won’t be as hard as I’m making out to be in my head.