Bear SQL 1.0 has been released. Bear SQL is the replacement to the MySQL Table Manager with a new name, new theme, and new site, as well as many improvements. The improvements include language support, a Dutch language file is already available thanks to Maximiliaan Folmer and nlstart, my Dutch testing team. Hopefully others will be available in the near future. If your language isn't supported why not provide a language file. Backup and restore functionality has also been enhanced with the ability to backup selected tables and prompt to save the file. Many other fixes and features have been included and it's still available freely as open source under the GNU GPL v3 license.

I have released my first Drupal module, best reply. It's a module developed for CSSCreator that allows authors to mark a comment to their topic as the best reply.

Hopefully people will find the module useful for their sites. Currently it is only available for version 5 of Drupal.

The hardest thing about releasing it was trying to grasp the cvs branch and tag structure used at Drupal.

Version 3.04 of The MySQL Table Manager has been released.
Fixes for this release include:

• Display of page numbers for multi page display, an error introduced last version.
• Clean up of debug alert statement in JavaScript
• Field size input field for types such as INT was corrected for create and alter table.
• Fixed the connection to external servers. This will only work if the permissions for the database you are trying to connect to allow connections from external hosts.

Version 3.03 of the MySQl Table Manager is now available.
Thanks nlstart for your continued testing support and for turning it into the EasyDBTool plugin for the e107 CMS.

This release is mostly bug fixes and general cleanup. I now have most basic functionality testable via SimpleTest and will continue to add more extreme testing cases when I can.

Australasia Scales has finally been released. I think it was about 2 years in the making, mostly waiting on content. In the end it is very much like the original site with the addition of a content management system thanks to Drupal. the original designer flew the coop well over a year ago. Dan did a good job of picking up the pieces and getting the job finished.