<title>Changelog</title>








<b>Version 0.1.0 (2014-09-04)</b>

  *  Basic command-line infrastructure.

     Morg doesn't do a whole lot right now. But, at least, its command
     processing framework is in place, giving it the ability to execute
     commands specified either as command-line arguments or issued in
     interactive mode (which has support for tab completion). Also, the
     program is able to print some rudimentary help.

<title>Changelog</title>

<b>Version 0.2.0 (2014-09-20)</b>

  *  Support for creating new items and properties.

     Morg now has a fully functional <tt>new</tt> command to allow users
     to add new items and properties to the database.

<b>Version 0.1.0 (2014-09-04)</b>

  *  Basic command-line infrastructure.

     Morg doesn't do a whole lot right now. But, at least, its command
     processing framework is in place, giving it the ability to execute
     commands specified either as command-line arguments or issued in
     interactive mode (which has support for tab completion). Also, the
     program is able to print some rudimentary help.

     your phone and laptop will not involve a third-party server.

In short, Morg helps you stay on top of all the things you need to get
and/or get done before you end up in the morgue...

<h1>News</h1>

<h3>September 4, 2014</h3>
  *  <em>First milestone: version 0.1.0</em>.<br>
     It doesn't do much, but is a step in the right direction toward the grand
     vision laid out above.<br>
     <small>
       [/doc/rel/wiki/relnotes.wiki|Release Notes]
       [/doc/rel/wiki/changelog.wiki|Changelog]
     </small>










<h1>Documentation</h1>

<h2>For End-users</h2>

  *  [/doc/rel/wiki/faq.wiki|Frequently Asked Questions]
  *  [/doc/rel/wiki/schema.wiki|Morg's Database Schema]

     your phone and laptop will not involve a third-party server.

In short, Morg helps you stay on top of all the things you need to get
and/or get done before you end up in the morgue...

<h1>News</h1>

<h3>September 20, 2014</h3>
  *  <em>Second milestone: version 0.2.0</em>.<br>
     With the ability to add new items and properties, Morg is now a
     smidgen closer toward the grand vision laid out above.<br>
     <small>
       [/doc/rel/wiki/relnotes.wiki|Release Notes]
       [/doc/rel/wiki/changelog.wiki|Changelog]
     </small>

<h3>September 4, 2014</h3>
  *  <em>First milestone: version 0.1.0</em>.<br>
     It doesn't do much, but is a step in the right direction toward the grand
     vision laid out above.<br>
     <small>
       [/doc/v0.1.0/wiki/relnotes.wiki|Release Notes]
       [/doc/v0.1.0/wiki/changelog.wiki|Changelog]
     </small>

<h1>Documentation</h1>

<h2>For End-users</h2>

  *  [/doc/rel/wiki/faq.wiki|Frequently Asked Questions]
  *  [/doc/rel/wiki/schema.wiki|Morg's Database Schema]

<title>Release Notes</title>

<h1>Version 0.1.0</h1>

This version marks Morg's first milestone, viz., the ability to issue
commands, both interactively and in batch mode. Naturally, apart from the
<tt>help</tt> and <tt>quit</tt> commands, the rest don't actually do
anything. But this seems to be a good starting point.

The next release should have support for the tasks database.

<title>Release Notes</title>

<h1>Version 0.2.0</h1>

Morg can now add new items and properties to its database. It comes with
some predefined properties that are geared toward task list and shopping
list management.