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Blender revision 25000!

commit-500x245Blender has reached its 25000th SVN commit – a measurement of development activity. Mike Pan comments on his blog.

Mike writes:

For those of you following the Blender development scene, you might realize we have reached a remarkable milestone today. The Blender source code has had its 25000th revision on November 29th, 2009. This means since October 2002, when Blender was released as an open source package, twenty-five-thousand individual commits had been made towards the Blender source code.

Although this arbitray number is no way a direct measurement of the enormous effort that went into the making of this great software package (some commits are one line patches while others are gigantic multi-project merges), nor does the number 25000 have anything to do with the release of Blender 2.5, I think it’s still an amazing accomplishment that we should all celebrate, artists and developers alike.

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25 Responses to “Blender revision 25000!”  

  1. 1 Max

    Welldone! and thank you to all thous who made contributions to what is for me the coolest, most useful program I use!

  2. 2 saverio

    Congrats for the 25000th revision :D

  3. 3 4museman

    Congratulation! I realised the number while ago in SVN and it make me smile too. :) This project is amazing from the beginning and grows year after year rapidly. I have a birthday by coincidence, so I raise a wineglass for all Blender developers now!!!

  4. 4 saverio

    the multiresolution/sculpt speed for me it’s better than in the previous revisions, now is possible to sculpt with multiresolution level 9…

  5. 5 Jack RED

    Congrats for 25000 build!!!!

  6. 6 Month3d

    Wow, that’s a seriously big number. I wanna congratulate and thank all people that made this possible! Thank you.

  7. 7 Zinc Chameleon

    If we could get the data, it would be fun to compare the number of Blender revisions to Microsoft Office revisions. I’ll bet Blender comes out ahead, and I’m not a betting man.

  8. 8 skulpter

    Let’s hope for another 50,000

  9. 9 zdreamonz

    congrats !!!

  10. 10 JoOngle

    I download and celebrate the coders every day!

    Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurraaaah!

  11. 11 kram2301

    yay :D That’s a huge thing!

    The commits/time look like a spreading fire, great :D

    Nice Pie Chart too, though I wonder how one could cut so tiny pieces of pie xD

    It would be nice to see a combination: commits over time per author

  12. 12 chrisx

    The real power, Open Source , I never doubt off it.

  13. 13 Crawlie

    2.5 . . . 25000 . . hmmmmmmm . . .

  14. 14 MeshWeaver

    wow, 25000 revisions :-D and in only 7 years! that’s roughly 2560 days so…

    almost 10/day, lol :-DDD

    well, congrats to all :-D

  15. 15 TxRx

    Great work, some fab builds on the way too!

  16. 16 Eel

    Amazing! Keep it up! Kudos to you all who made it possible!

  17. 17 Mirai Warren

    eh, cool

  18. 18 ralmon

    Wow thats a lot of commits. And sure there would be more. Great cheers for the developers and blender.

  19. 19 Jeremy

    Raise your hand if you immediately ran:
    $svn up
    for the screenshot, *raises hand*

    dangit, 25019 lol

  20. 20 Casper Nilsson

    Wonder how mush beer it took to get all the way to 25000…

  21. 21 Jonathan

    Congrats!!! And Thanks to all the blenders developers

  22. 22 crack

    Thanks to all the blender developers….. let the developers

  23. 23 Nathan Letwory

    For those who want to have their own, I have published Windows builds of r25000. Same settings as Blender 2.5 Alpha 0.

    Enjoy!

    /Nathan

  24. 24 Corniger

    All Hail Blender! All Hail Blender! All Hail Blender!
    Changed my life forever, altered my prospect to future, sparked a little mesh in everything.
    Lift up a stone, and there will be a little displacement happening, break a splinter of wood and you will find vertices. Blender was the dimension missing in my life, it was the 3rd, it became the maker of the virtual things and visions once bleak and flat turned… blender!

    And on the first day I created the cube, the allspark in a Blender’s creation. On the second day I created light, which was ugly. I can’t recall the days thereafter, but I don’t care.

    Corniger 12, Psalm 2.5, Subsurf Level 4.

  25. 25 banor

    Whohoo, go devs and all contributors!

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