Where is itorque

#1 Hehehe... I'm refreshing that product page and My Account page, too.

Let's hope it shows up today, but I'd rather have a working product than an unstable one.

Just to be specific, iTorque iTGB is scheduled for release today, and iTorque iTGE is scheduled for October 15.

#2 Relax guys, the sun is barely even up yet in Eugene. Don't be so impatient.

#3 Is iTGB still coming out today?

#4 @Peter

Why are you anxious? You don't have the source for TGE, TGB, or TGEA, and you will need it for iTorque.

Although I don't need it for another few weeks, I too am wondering when it will come out.

#5 For those of you who have been pressing F5 or ctrl+r all day, you only have to do it one more time =)

#6 Will iTGB commercial license holders also get access to the documentation and tutorials released with iTGB indie?

I'm assuming there's going to be documentation and tutorials ;-)

#7 @Conor - Official iTGB Documentation Feedback Thread

#8 Also, for those interested in my descent into insanity: New iTorque Developer Journal

#9 @Michael - So the target date has now been moved to October 15th?

#10 ITGB was scheduled for release today. iTGE was scheduled after today.

#11 Wait, it says you can buy the commercial license of iTGE. What's the difference between commercial and indie besides the license?

#12 @Tyler - Code and content wise, there is no difference between Indie and Commercial. The licenses are the difference.

#13 On the link you listed above it now says iTGB will be coming Oct 15th. Will it be coming out tonight or not?

#14 @James - I don't know what links you are looking at, but iTGB is available now. It has been since this afternoon. iTGE is not available until Oct 15.

#15

Quote:@Tyler - Code and content wise, there is no difference between Indie and Commercial. The licenses are the difference.

I know there is no code difference, and that is exactly my point... If there is an iTGE for commercial now, what is taking indie?

#16 @Tyler - For that answer, you should refer back to Brett Seyler's blogs. He outlines why the commercial version was made available before the Indie.