1000+ downloads!

Logframer has reached a milestone, almost 3 months after the official launch: 1000 people have downloaded and installed (presumably) Logframer 1.0

Most downloads were made from this website, while Download.com and Softpedia were the most popular mirror sites. According to Google Analytics, Logframer is most popular with development actors in Kenia, Brazil, India, Cambodia and Uganda. And although I've got some feedback from people working for major development organisations, the large majority of the reactions come from people working 'in the field', mostly for smaller and local organisations, which is precisely what I've hoped for. Not that the big ones aren't welcome to use Logframer of course.

So far, the reactions have been overwelmingly positive. I'm also glad that the articles on the website are helpful to those looking for information about the logical framework and the different logframe approaches. Some people make suggestions for improvement of the software, which I try to incorporate in the next version that is due to be released soon. The main complaint is that there is no Apple Macintosh version. As someone who's been fighting injustice for all of my professional carreer, it saddens me that there are still people who are tricked into buying inferior hardware at ridiculoulsy high prices. Mac users have my deepest sympathies. Someone should create a project (in Logframer) to help those poor people.

All joking asides, the numbers but especially the feedback from all the users have been very motivating and a very welcome treat after all those years of developping on my own in my spare time. I hope that many more people will discover Logframer during the months and years to come.