Thanks, John. Quackle has had a number of anniversaries. Some we have noticed, others we haven't. Here is a basic timeline of Quackle's history.
02/21/2005 started working on DAWG move generator 03/03/2005 started calling it Quackle 04/03/2005 Quackle plays its first games on ISC, in French 09/24/2005 Jason joins the project 10/16/2005 first Quackle GUI screenshot 11/19/2005 Quackle demonstration at WSC 12/02/2005 Quackle announced to CGP and UKS 02/23/2006 John Fultz joins the project 03/06/2006 First version of Quackle (0.9) released 03/26/2006 Quackle 0.91 released: board editor (no longer comes with Scrabble board as default) 05/07/2006 Quackle 0.92 released: endgame solver, GCG 05/08/2006 Matt Liberty joins the project 08/15/2006 Quackle 0.93 released: reports, improvements to endgame, win%, speed 11/16/2006 Quackle 0.94 released: improved leaves, pre-endgame, better simming opps 11/22/2006 Quackle defeats David Boys 3-2 in Toronto Open final 02/10/2007 Quackle 0.95 released: much faster, draggable rack, HTML reports, Super Scrabble, non-English languages On 3/6/07, John Grayson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The first public release of Quackle was exactly one year ago today, > though of course Quackle was in gestation for a long time before then. > > A big thankyou to everyone involved in creating and developing this > superb software! > > John Grayson
