One purpose of this blog is to give you a little background information on the development of mAirList, talk about things which could be done or will be done, and initiate some discussion about the future of this software. This is what the new category “Future and Research” is for, and you are welcome to leave your comments.

As mentioned earlier in the forum, one of the prominent (although not too visible) features of mAirList 3 is that it is very modular. First, we have this set of modules you can see in mAirListConfig, each of which can be enabled or disabled depending on your license file. This makes it very easy to offer different editions of mAirList, as I now do. These modules, along with the components which make up the GUI of mAirList, can easily be put together to build a new software. In this article, I will show you a small example which gives you an idea of the consequences of this ultra-modularity. Read the rest of this entry »