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Tectra Weekly Update 2/13/19

 

Tectra Weekly Update 2/13/19

2/13/2019

 

Welcome to the Tectra Weekly Update!

When I created the Tectra blog, I was hoping to use it as a way to share what’s new at Tectra. Every Wednesday, I will be posting about the latest and greatest things going on at Tectra.

Satin Web 5 is in the works!

About a month ago, the Satin Web page was taken down. The most recent version of Satin Web, Satin Web 4 introduced a material design, as well as several bugs.

Satin Web was in desperate need of a rewrite. As a result, I am rewriting it. I hope to release it sometime in the next few weeks. Stay tuned, as I will post when it has been released!

Tectra Network updates

Tanner and I have been working hard on improving the Tectra Network. Expect to some new games on the Network soon! If you want to visit the Tectra Network, click here.

The official Tectra mascot!

We now have an official mascot. Meet my cat, Pumpkin! She is the only cat on our team, but that could change in future.
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That’s all for now, but make sure to check back next Wednesday! There will be more updates coming soon.

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