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After over 2 years of work, the infamous 0.9.8 release, codenamed "Fish Taco" has been released. Interested parties should download it from here:
0.9.8 Release

This is a small utility that shows all of the classes in the VCF's ClassRegistry. One of the cool things about it is that it is able to save various UI states with almost no code:
mainWindow->initializeSettings(true); That's it! The rest of the individual settings are set in the UI's VFF and the framework does all the work of storing and retrieving them for you.

This is a small utility that shows all of the classes in the VCF's ClassRegistry. One of the cool things about it is that it is able to save various UI states with almost no code:
mainWindow->initializeSettings(true); That's it! The rest of the individual settings are set in the UI's VFF and the framework does all the work of storing and retrieving them for you.

Finally, after a very long time, thankfully not in a galaxy far, far away, we are almost ready to make the release you've all been waiting for: Fish Taco - 0.9.8

The current code is pretty much done, with the exception of an example or two, and further documentation.

Finally, after a very long time, thankfully not in a galaxy far, far away, we are almost ready to make the release you've all been waiting for: Fish Taco - 0.9.8

The current code is pretty much done, with the exception of an example or two, and further documentation.

DATELINE APRIL 28, 2008 April 28, 2008 (The Internet) - A source high up at Yahoo! reports that tentative talks have commenced between Yahoo! executives and members of the VCF Project. The source claimed that the Yahoo! executives were enthusiastic about the bid, which came from nowhere, and felt it was a much more appropriate valuation of the company. Rumors suggest that the VCF Project will be making an offer of $56 per share, making this substantially sweeter deal for Yahoo!.

DATELINE APRIL 28, 2008 April 28, 2008 (The Internet) - A source high up at Yahoo! reports that tentative talks have commenced between Yahoo! executives and members of the VCF Project. The source claimed that the Yahoo! executives were enthusiastic about the bid, which came from nowhere, and felt it was a much more appropriate valuation of the company. Rumors suggest that the VCF Project will be making an offer of $56 per share, making this substantially sweeter deal for Yahoo!.