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Hello,

JLanguageLearn 1.3.0 is out. This version finally contains the functionality to configure FTP servers.

To configure your FTP servers you first have to create some lessons with the JLLEditor. After that, choose the menu item “Configure FTP servers…” from the menu and you should see something like this

On the first picture you see all the configured servers. If there is none you need to create FTP servers in order to upload your lessons. Just click add and you’ll see something like in the second picture. Here you have to enter the

• name (the name displayed for your FTP server)
• directory (the directory to which the files will be uploaded)
• server (the servers ip address)
• user (the user with wich establish the ftp connection)
• password (the password needed to upload to the server)

The list with the checkboxes displays all languages you created lessons for. If you didn’t create lessons beforehand, there are no choices available and nothing can be uploaded. So be sure to create your lessons first. If you already created lessons, be sure to click on the languages you would like to upload to the server defined above. In the case you don’t check any language, JLLEditor will not upload anything.

If you have problems with the configuration, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Download the a copy of JLanguageLearn and more important: create lessons for all other users.

Hi there,

a new version of JLanguageLearn is out. This version contains some improvements in the graphical interface.

Get the latest version in the Download section.

Namaste dear JLanguageLearn users,

JLanguageLearn now has an installer that recognizes Linux machines and installs shortcuts on the desktop and the start menu. For Linux users having a sporadic window manager not supporting a Desktop neither shortcuts on it, the installer provides 2 shell scripts in the installation directory. Just execute them in the usual way and you can enjoy JLanguageLearn.

Dear Linux users out there, get a copy and help me to test the installation procedure. I was only able to test it on Ubuntu linux. If you encounter problems just post a comment.

Enjoy!

Hola a todos, hello,

a new version of JLanguageLearn is out.

This version contains some minor improvements in the editor and a refactored code to improve stability. The editor is now capable of deleting a selected lesson and refreshing the currently stored lessons. Download the new version in the Download section.

Why don’t you tell why you like JLanguageLearn here at the website. Post a comment and tell us also what you don’t like.

Hasta luego!

Hi everybody,

a few minutes ago I uploaded new german lessons. So, grap your copy of JLanguageLearn and download the german lessons.

Hello dear JLanguageLearn users,

I started offering german lessons for native english speakers. At the moment there are just a few ones, but there will be more in the future. Just download the new version of JLanguageLearn or add the following entry to the server manager:

Name: German (or whatever you like)

Server: http://www.jlanguagelearn.com/german

Well, enjoy the few lessons and feel free to post your opinion on my site.

In the next few weeks I’m going to publish german lessons for all the anglophone people.

Are there any interested users of JLanguageLearn?

Post a comment!

Hello,

I just created a group for the JLanguageLearn at Google Groups.

You can find the link on the left site at “Forums” or below.

http://groups.google.com/group/jlanguagelearn

Feel free to post a comment on the project site or the Google Groups.

Have you met the all new BroBook Pro?

This amazing piece of hardware is AWESOME! True story. Me too, but more about that next time.

Have a look.

JLanguageLearn is freeware and can be used without any costs to learn languages. The editor is also free as long as you provide the lessons freely to everyone without any additonal costs.

Because I develop JLanguageLearn in my spare time and it’s a great piece of software you would like to participate in the development with donations. The webserver needs to be paid and the girl-friend to be calmed down with a cocktail or a dinner :-). For dinner I have to suit up!

So, feel free to donate a little amount.

Thanks!

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