Announcing Gephi 0.9 release date by Mathieu Bastian.
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Gephi has an amazing community of passionate users and developers. In the past few years, they have been very dedicated creating tutorials, developing new plugins or helping out on GitHub. They also have been patiently waiting for a new Gephi release! Today we’re happy to share with you that the wait will come to an end December 20th with the release of Gephi 0.9 for Windows, MacOS X and Linux.
We’re very excited about this upcoming release and developers are hard at work to deliver its roadmap before the end of 2015. This release will resolve a serie of compatibility issues as well as improve features and performance.
Our vision for Gephi remains focused on a few fundamentals, which were already outlined in our Manifesto back in 2009. Gephi should be a software for everyone, powerful yet easy to learn. In many ways, we still have the impression that we’ve only scratched the surface and want to continue to focus on making each module of Gephi better. As part of this release, we’ve undertaken one of the most difficult project we’ve worked on and completely rewrote the core of Gephi. Although not very visible for the end-user, this brings new capabilities, better performance and a level of code quality we can be proud of. This ensure a very solid foundation for the future of this software and paves the way for a future 1.0 version.
Below is an overview of the new features and improvements the 0.9 version will bring.
The list of highlights includes:
- Java and MacOS compatibility
- New redeveloped core
- New Appearance module
- Timestamp support
- GEXF 1.3 support
- Multiple files import
- Multi-graph support (visualization n a future release)
- New workspace selection UI
- Giphi Toolkit release (soon after 0.9)
Enough new features to keep you busy over the long holiday season!
Enjoy!