Now, to organize it a little bit, all improvement ideas will be placed in project issues on the github and tagged as “improvement ideas”. It is much better to collaborate this way. You can track the status of a improvement idea, comment it. Every time it is changed, all the involved developers will be announced.

It is my pleasure to announce that a new version is ready for release. The biggest news are the nations which are now on the map. Other improvements are spelling error corrections. Great thanks to Kigsz. You can read about adding nations to the map on Lusites wiki.

There is a very good wiki page which describes how to set up the environment. If you think something is missing there, just leave a comment here. Much of that was inspired by a useful tutorial from doityourselfandroid.com

Now there is a wiki on github for LUSites to be able to collaborate.

I got a comment on android market: by Johan (November 7, 2010) Skulle vara bra om man såg vad som hände på de olika nationerna, likt lth-appen till iphone. Would be great to do it. I am saving it as a wish

If your smartphone runs Android 2.1 or lower, now you can find LUSites on Market, too. When I created LUSites I developed for Froyo (Android 2.2). But LUSites does nothing that hasn’t existed in previous Android releases (API levels). So I set API level 3 as minimal SDK version. I hope it works on your android phones. If not, please leave a comment here.

Lund University Sites is from now open source. Everybody is welcome to download, use it and contribute. Please, check out the LUSites open repository at github.