Jellybean / News: Recent posts

The 0.12 release of Jellybean includes a personal Wiki. This allows users to create and maintain notes -- with simple formatting and automatic hyperlinks between documents.

Additionally, the attractive Jellybean logo is now available on a moderately priced t-shirt. (All proceeds go to motivate developers.) See for yourself at http://www.cafepress.com/chromatic

Jellybean version 0.09a (released late 13 Sunday) marks the end of one era, and the beginning of another. Our ambitions and dreams have produced more goals, and we're working hard on making them come true.

Test this tarball to pieces, help us break it and put it back together right -- as we have big plans (http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/SourceForge/1901/0/4180854/) in store. It's a fun time to be on the dev team!

Thanks to jlp (and no thanks to my rush packaging job before going on vacation) a potentiallly fatal bug has been squashed, necessitating a patch and/or a new tarball release.

If you installed Jellybean 0.09 and attempted to run the installer script (using the default behavior of creating a new jellybean_09 directory), the program would crash. This is due to a security check added in this new version -- it's a little too strict. jlp loosened things up, and it works with our testing now.... read more

Release 0.08 of Jellybean represents a new stop on the road to world peace. No longer content to be just a tasty treat, dedicated developers can now serve up piping-fresh content through the customized HTTP interface.

But wait, there's more. Order now, and you can hack on an ambitious young project destined to end up with more code, speaking more protocols, and eventually being useful to more than one person. That person may be you.... read more

The Jellybean server now supports inheritable objects. Following a few simple rules, users can create their own objects in Perl, invoke them via URLs, and receive the results of the actions in their browsers. This qualifies as the first Milestone release. Hooray!

The current development branch of Jellybean is now available via CVS. Follow along with us as we break things and eventually fix them in our quest for Object Dominance! (We'll be adding proper Object support Right Soon Now, so keep watching.)