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Releases / Re: 2D Toolkit 2.4.0
« on: March 16, 2014, 06:06:45 am »
Thanks! Your continued work on this is appreciated.
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Releases / Re: 2D Toolkit 1.91 beta 1
« on: February 10, 2013, 11:49:26 pm »
Thanks! Will test now.
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Support / Re: 2D Toolkit 2.0 Backwards Compatibilty
« on: December 15, 2012, 11:56:36 am »
Greetings all!
Personally I wouldn't mind either way regarding Backwards Compatibility. If I was asked to pick yes or no to determine the future of tk2d then I'd pick no backward compatibility. Maybe it would be best to fix/update/change what is needed in the 1.x version, finalize it as feature complete and working and leave it at that.
Now I will probably get moaned at for this but in leaving the 1.x version like I mentioned above, that's after you completely updated/fixed/changed etc! whats needed to make it completely solid, you would be free to fully concentrate on the new 2.0 version and you would be well within your right to charge for an upgrade.
Personally, in order to ensure the future of tk2d, I would gladly pay an upgrade fee of between 70 - 100 Euro. But that's me though. You have done so much hard work and ended up with something that is so capable and easy to use you need not convince me to upgrade simply because of your track record and absolute dedication to your Customers and customer service.
That's my 2 pennies worth! Onwards and Upwards as they say....Just keep going.
Personally I wouldn't mind either way regarding Backwards Compatibility. If I was asked to pick yes or no to determine the future of tk2d then I'd pick no backward compatibility. Maybe it would be best to fix/update/change what is needed in the 1.x version, finalize it as feature complete and working and leave it at that.
Now I will probably get moaned at for this but in leaving the 1.x version like I mentioned above, that's after you completely updated/fixed/changed etc! whats needed to make it completely solid, you would be free to fully concentrate on the new 2.0 version and you would be well within your right to charge for an upgrade.
Personally, in order to ensure the future of tk2d, I would gladly pay an upgrade fee of between 70 - 100 Euro. But that's me though. You have done so much hard work and ended up with something that is so capable and easy to use you need not convince me to upgrade simply because of your track record and absolute dedication to your Customers and customer service.
That's my 2 pennies worth! Onwards and Upwards as they say....Just keep going.
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