Bluegriffon community code#

On Wednesday 31 March 2010, 17:48 by poissonĪ belgian venture capitalist investing in your open-source software? How much money do they expect to make out of this great deal? 6.Īre you familiar with Aptana? They make Aptana Studio, a web development add-on for Eclipse (also available in a stand-alone bundle). On Wednesday 31 March 2010, 17:37 by GuidĬongratulations and big thanks to you guys to keep it under opensource licenses! 5. On Wednesday 31 March 2010, 17:18 by sebsauvage

Bluegriffon community code#

This is great news, and a big boost for content creation! Congratulations!ĭo you expect the BlueGriffon work to result in improvements to the core editing code in Gecko, and if so do you plan to integrate them into the mail Mozilla development stream? 3. On Wednesday 31 March 2010, 16:26 by shaver On Wednesday 31 March 2010, 16:14 by Nicolas Hoizey Innovations + Open Source + Web Standards + Chutzpah. We're glad and proud to be part of the vibrant and live Mozilla community. Firefox, Thunderbird, Songbird, Postbox, Instantbird, Miro, Komodo, Scenarii and many others. We expect to give back to the community a content editor for the Web that matches the modernity, speed and power of the most recent versions of Firefox, an editor that will allow authors to implement efficient designs taking advantage of the most recent Web Standards and an easily extensible architecture. We expect to reach same success with BlueGriffon. Its predecessor, Nvu, saw massive adoption all around the world on all platforms. We will sell add-ons to the open source editor. Let me reaffirm here one thing about BlueGriffon : the editor is and will remain open source under the tri-license MPL/GPL/LGPL, and it is and will remain a xulrunner-based application. This important partnership will allow Disruptive Innovations to focus almost entirely on BlueGriffon. I am very happy today to announce that my company, Disruptive Innovations, is now backed by AGB Venture Capital, a Belgian investor.