Had I actually tested registration on the laptop (as opposed to only on my main development machine) I’d have discovered that it was not configured to send outgoing e-mail, such as when you sign-up for a new account. Doh! And the error message “Can’t assign requested address” threw me too. Luckily, it was the end of the session so I was able to graciously get out of it, but for those of you that were there, that’s what the error was.

That’s it for my postmortem comments. Back to the code for me. If you were at MinneBar and happened to see me present, feel free to leave a comment or ask any follow-up questions on this post.

Also remember that you can follow DJ Edna progress on the project timeline or check out the roadmap of where the project is headed.

Since I was in a Trac mood, I went ahead and began to set up project milestones and some tickets to outline what needs to be done to reach them.

If you’re waiting for the code to hit a stable point, you might want to subscribe to the active ticket RSS feed to know when we hit our first major release, “Nessman”. Of course, chances are that when that happens, there will be an excited post here on the blog too.

If you just want to try things out, there’s no need to wait for Nessman. In fact, the installation instructions have been greatly simplified so feel free to dive in, the water is warm. And if you do happen to hit any snags along the way, you can always ask questions on the DJ Edna Users Group or submit a ticket.