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Sentilla Blog
- by Joe_Polastre|Aug 25 20080 comments
If you haven't been religiously hitting the reload button at the Sentilla Developer Forum, then you might not know that we've released Sentilla Software Suite version 1.1.1 for multiple development platforms. I switched to Mac early this year, and I was waiting with bated breath for the native OS X development environment. It is now here, with all the features available on the Windows version. And if you're a Linux guru, we also have an Ubuntu Beta release.
