Video Playlists planned
Sept 8, 2022 1:51:58 GMT -8
Post by Uncle Buddy on Sept 8, 2022 1:51:58 GMT -8
Rumble.com where the Treebard Genealogy Software video series is, has no playlists yet. When I finish the assertions feature, I plan to add playlists for the video channel to treebard.com. For example, there will be a simple tour of functionalities, a series on trying to deal with GEDCOM imports, a series on writing the assertions feature from scratch, a series on Treebard philosophy, etc.
There are now 165 videos in the assertions dialog series, with one more main feature to add in that series.
That will more or less mark the end of Chapter One of Treebard development. At that time I might spend less time at it, we'll see. But the next series of videos is already planned. The idea is to actually use Treebard's interface, with no cheating, to add family history data to a database. Continuing the Charles D. Gregory Family Tree for example. By "no cheating", I mean that I won't manually add any data using the SQLite console. If a feature doesn't work right or doesn't exist yet, it will have to be created so that the show can go on. That's the general idea.
It's been four years and to be honest I should stop for a while and try to get back into a daily exercise routine. Actually I've been doing that anyway, hopefully not too late. Four years is too long to sit in a chair.
There are now 165 videos in the assertions dialog series, with one more main feature to add in that series.
That will more or less mark the end of Chapter One of Treebard development. At that time I might spend less time at it, we'll see. But the next series of videos is already planned. The idea is to actually use Treebard's interface, with no cheating, to add family history data to a database. Continuing the Charles D. Gregory Family Tree for example. By "no cheating", I mean that I won't manually add any data using the SQLite console. If a feature doesn't work right or doesn't exist yet, it will have to be created so that the show can go on. That's the general idea.
It's been four years and to be honest I should stop for a while and try to get back into a daily exercise routine. Actually I've been doing that anyway, hopefully not too late. Four years is too long to sit in a chair.