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0.10 Released

J.Ducastel — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 18:14:00 +0100

This is a solid intermediate release. Here is the file. It features :

A bilingual (english/french) admin interface including some tutorials, which will be featured on the home site too. The admin only lists available kits yet, but is protected by HTTP authentication.
Dot syntax has been implemented and is the new standard for kits id, although that slash is still supported.
The embedded framework is maturing. It's used for the admin interface and public web site.
PHP5 is now the reference development. Most changes are backported to PHP4 however.

The new web site is bilingual too and features the admin tutorials. Its update will be available within the next hours, as it's moving to a new host.

Update 2008-01-30 : Ouch, the new host offer si still beta... and does not provide url rewriting yet. Therefore, only the home page is available for the new web site. I hope it will be fixed soon, if not i will temporary get back to the old host.

0.8.1 (alpha 2) released !

J.Ducastel — Fri, 01 Jun 2007 17:44:00 +0200

You can download webappkit 0.8.1. Home page and code documentation have been updated.

Services and Storages are now available, see the homepage tutorials for more information.
webappkit/djtpl now includes a storage for templates.
webappkit/appengine is growing, although not used yet for webappkit admin.
admin page now dynamically lists available kits, and still include home page tutorials.

0.8.0 Alpha released !

J.Ducastel — Wed, 16 May 2007 19:27:00 +0200

As quoted in the previous post : release early, release often. You can now download the first alpha release, saving you the pain of setting a subversion working copy.

Along with this release, the project home has been updated with three micro-tutorials, which you'll find too on the help.html file included with the release. :

Have fun !

Some activity

J.Ducastel — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 13:19:00 +0100

In no particular order :

Home page has been updated, with links to googlecode pages.
Branch 0.5 has been added to subversion, for history purposes, and because some web apps are still using it.
Some minor work has been done to the source and wiki documentation.