Just downloaded Google Chrome for Windows and did a couple of tests with existing EvaServer applications, and quess what: they all work fine out of the box. Great job Google!

But why does it work? Well, if there is no browser plugin for EvaServer installed, it just assumes that the browser is standard compliant. The plugins only describe the differences between the "standard" and the browsers behavior.

So in case of Google Chrome it looks like the browser plugin will be almost empty :)

Recently I discovered that the SimpleBlogPlugin is not working with Trac 0.11, which I'm using since last week. Therefore I had to install the much cooler FullBlogPlugin, which I'm writing this blog post with.

Unfortunately, the old blog posts could not be migrated, so I had to copy over each post into the new blog. So if anyone is wondering why all the blog entries are within the same hour: this is the reason.

But why are there those EvaScript blog posts?
Well, I thought it might be easier to follow the project if the news channel for EvaServer and EvaScript are the same. The projects are decoupled in the code, but they are not used independently (not yet, at least).
Therefore I have created quite a mess in the blog, 'cause I cannot change the date of a post and now there are all EvaServer posts below all EvaScript posts.

Anyway, I hope you like the blog as much as I already do and I'm sure you already discovered the "New Comment" button ;-)

Cheers
Max