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New SeriesFinale Harmattan and Fremantle Releases

 

 
That’s right, a couple of weeks ago new versions of SeriesFinale were released.
There was a long absence between these and the previous releases. The truth is that it has become more and more difficult for me to find the motivation (and time) to do work on an application for platforms I am not currently using. Still, I have had some emails from people showing their appreciation and Juan has also helped a lot (he is the reason there is also a new N900 release).
If you’re following the development of SeriesFinale, I have recently moved the repository over to GitHub (like I did for most of my projects). GitHub is so much faster than Gitorious and has nice features such as an issue tracker. Before you say it, although GitHub is not Open Source software, we’re talking about a hosted solution for Git repositories from a very cool company and I had no intentions of hosting Gitorious on my own anyway.
So what’s new in SeriesFinale? I need to differentiate between the platforms’ versions first.
Harmattan (N9) is on the 0.6.9 version and many bugs were solved like:

  • Marking all episodes from the episodes’ list menu (nd#1)
  • Episodes’ overview height (nd#9)
  • Updating the shows season list
  • Add a close button to show info dialog
  • Add mark none action to the episodes’ list menu

There are still some issues when scrolling the lists which I’ve looked into and could not find any solution, I am convinced it actually has to do with the Python bindings of QML…
Fremantle (N900) is on version 0.6.10 and has less visible changes but the threads, languages and sorting functions were improved.
Adding the the new Harmattan version to the Nokia Store was also a challenge (it kept being rejected due to tiny details) but it eventually went through.
Be sure to test and vote for SF on Fremantle, or, in case you have an N9, get the new version from the Nokia Store:
 
Source Joaquim Rocha’s Web Page

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