http://andrewtrusty.com/2005/01/15/netrisk/ and the things I do Sun, 15 Aug 2010 04:03:03 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://andrewtrusty.com/2005/01/15/netrisk/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Andrew Trusty » Blog Archive » NetRisk Community Thu, 23 Nov 2006 20:24:05 +0000 http://andrewtrusty.com/2005/01/15/netrisk/#comment-3 [...] I wanted to provide an update on the web-based Risk game, NetRisk, that I developed during the summer of my freshmen year because a lot has been happening surrounding NetRisk recently. After I first released NetRisk I actually started getting some feedback from people who had downloaded it within a couple of months. A couple people submitted bug fixes, feature additions, and ideas and some people asked for help in setting up their own NetRisk installation. I managed to release two updated versions of NetRisk incorporating much of the feedback. It was very much a positive experience with the open source world but I never imagined it would come as far as it has in the last year. For my part, I haven’t touched the NetRisk code in a bit over a year as I have kept myself more than busy with school and other projects but a great group of guys has taken over the development of NetRisk. [...] [...] I wanted to provide an update on the web-based Risk game, NetRisk, that I developed during the summer of my freshmen year because a lot has been happening surrounding NetRisk recently. After I first released NetRisk I actually started getting some feedback from people who had downloaded it within a couple of months. A couple people submitted bug fixes, feature additions, and ideas and some people asked for help in setting up their own NetRisk installation. I managed to release two updated versions of NetRisk incorporating much of the feedback. It was very much a positive experience with the open source world but I never imagined it would come as far as it has in the last year. For my part, I haven’t touched the NetRisk code in a bit over a year as I have kept myself more than busy with school and other projects but a great group of guys has taken over the development of NetRisk. [...]

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