News, Tips, and Sneak Peeks

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General

A New M Cubed Website

The M Cubed website and Coppice got a redesign. Find out what's new and why it took so long!

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Coppice 2022.2 Released

I'm excited to announce that Coppice 2022.2 is now available to download. Let's take a look at what is new, including link highlighting and multiple links to pages

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Streaming Coppice Development

Software development can seem like a rather opaque practice at times. I've started streaming the development process on Twitch to try and make it a bit more transparent

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Dev Diary

Dev Diary: January 2022

The first Dev Diary goes into recovering from 2021, starting streaming development on Twitch, and working on the next version of Coppice

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Sneak Peek

Coppice 2021.2

Coppice 2021.2 is almost ready, so lets take a look at some of the new features you can expect to see!

An inspector in Coppice titled Link. It contains a text field with the word 'Link' entered. To the left is a page icon and the right a button with a cross. Below is a menu showing auto-complete options matching the entered text, plus options to create a new text or image page

General

Indie Development & Coppice Delays

This blog post is going to be a bit different. You may have noticed that things have been a bit quiet of late. It has been 6 months since Coppice 2021.1.1 was released. And in that time there has only been a single post

Example showing a list with 3 levels of nesting, with a second column showing the number of list items in the array for that part of the list. At the first level the array only has the item 'list1', at the second level it has list1 and list2, and at the third level it has list1, list2, and list3

Tech Talk

Adding Lists to Coppice

Implementing lists in Coppice took longer than expected. Let's take a look at some of the details of how it was added to Coppice