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Open Source F3: Where and When?
Submitted by Chris Oliver on Tue, 12/19/2006 - 19:18.There have been quite a few comments to my postings asking when F3 will be publicly available.
For the record, I actually inadvertently made F3 public. I was just testing out my weblog. I thought it would reside in obscurity for the time being.
Since it was noticed I've tried to provide as much information about F3 as was feasible in the context of a weblog.
I can definitely tell you where you'll find open source F3 development, namely here: https://f3.dev.java.net. This project exists, however it's still private and doesn't contain the source code yet.
I don't have an exact date when it will be publicly accessible, but if I had to make a guess I'd say February 2007 is likely.
So, there you go. Thanks for your patience.