Porcupine Web Application Server 0.0.5 released

QuiX now supports radio buttons and timers (timeouts and intervals). This release also introduces a couple of useful desktop enhancements. The task bar context menu allows the user to minimize all windows or activate the desired window at once. Each user is also capable of choosing the task bar position (top or bottom).
The object query language (Porcupine OQL) is enriched by adding a new function named “instanceof”. This function returns true if an object is a subclass of a given type.
Finally a new dictionary data type is added to the list of the primary data types and the user content class has a new attribute used for keeping his/her preferences.

One step closer to our vision; the WebOS.