Halcyon 0.5.1 Released!
Halcyon 0.5.1 has been released! Halcyon is a web application development framework focused on service-oriented applications such as APIs et al. This update includes several minor improvements and bug fixes including a new configuration system and before/after filters.
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When you announce something as having been released, please: * Link to the homepage of the project * Describe what the project is or does * Give a brief description of the most significant user visible changes (as you have done)
@StarTrader: +1
Interesting, Halcyon’s website (http://halcyon.rubyforge.org/) doesn’t mention the release and there’s not a new tag in github (http://github.com/mtodd/halcyon/commits/)
@mtodd: Clarify?
Do minor improvements and bug fixes really rate an exclamation point?
Apologies, some more pressing matters amidst my releasing 0.5.1. The tag has been pushed to GitHub and the Halcyon development twitter account has updated (thereby updating the site).
And yes, even minor fixes and improvements deserve ! when they excite me. :) I’ve been wanting to fix the kludgy configuration system for some time and figuring out how to do the filters was really fun/infuriating.
Also, apologies for the lack of links… as I mentioned, some client work took priority.
Halcyon is a web application development framework focused on service-oriented applications such as APIs et al. Halcyon differentiates itself from the likes of Rails, Merb, Ramaze, Sinatra, et al by losing the verbosity of HTML views and restricting response to JSON over HTTP. This eliminates some complexity and provides a very cross-platform interface to your functionality. The Halcyon Project Homepage has lots of documentation (including a well-documented API).Thanks for the feedback. Pardon my temporary failure.
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