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burbleburble · 06-26-2011, 12:20 PM

Updated to v0.0.3
-major cleanup of gui interface
-many bug fixes
-large recoding
-support for lists
-tool to run javascript/jquery directly on the epub

@kovid
Thanks. The idea worked fine.

@drMery
I checked. The 'Development' section is defined as 'All about hacking on calibre. Discuss calibre's internal structures and API', which seems to refer to calibre itself (?), while plugins is for developing plugins.
Anyways, while limited in scope, I don't see why it isn't 'safe to use' yet; especially with the most recent update. (You can't delete or overwrite your old epub by accident. There ain't no viruses. It utilizes the temp directory and cleans up after. If you save to html, it opens the folder, so you know exactly where the file is being left. Why isn't it safe?)

06-26-2011, 12:20 PM	#37
burbleburble Connoisseur Posts: 52 Karma: 38 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Kindle 3	Updated to v0.0.3 -major cleanup of gui interface -many bug fixes -large recoding -support for lists -tool to run javascript/jquery directly on the epub @kovid Thanks. The idea worked fine. @drMery I checked. The 'Development' section is defined as 'All about hacking on calibre. Discuss calibre's internal structures and API', which seems to refer to calibre itself (?), while plugins is for developing plugins. Anyways, while limited in scope, I don't see why it isn't 'safe to use' yet; especially with the most recent update. (You can't delete or overwrite your old epub by accident. There ain't no viruses. It utilizes the temp directory and cleans up after. If you save to html, it opens the folder, so you know exactly where the file is being left. Why isn't it safe?) Last edited by burbleburble; 06-26-2011 at 12:28 PM.