FileTrack v0.1-RC2 is released Monday, 19 May 2008 The new FileTrack release is available for download.  FileTrack is a Web-enabled communication log, keeping track of all your inbound and outbound documents. It supports multiple logs, auto-archiving of older entries, and generates simple reports based on multiple criteria. One or more log entries, contacts, or documents can be grouped together into an issue for easier monitoring. Apart from a couple of minor bugs being fixed this release also includes all the changes required for making it compatible with the latest Porcupine version. You can download it from here and then follow the installation instructions to install it. Due to the latest desktop schema updates, the upgrade procedure is not so easy as doing a clean install. Read more... QuiXSampler 0.5 is released. Friday, 09 May 2008 The new release of QuiXSampler is available for download. Most of the changes introduced can be found in the splitters' section, since the splitter widgets now derive from boxes. QuiXSampler can be downloaded from the Porcupine applications' downloads or viewed online using the newly upgraded Porcupine demo. In order to install it, consult the inno:wiki and specifically this page.

Small patch for Porcupine 0.5 Thursday, 08 May 2008 This small patch fixes the size of list views contained in windows opened while exploring containers on the Porcupine desktop. This is mostly noticeable while the list views have their scroll bars displayed. Download the following file and copy it inside the "org/innoscript/desktop" folder. Dowload patch Porcupine 0.5 is released. More Pythonic, more productive. Saturday, 03 May 2008 This release is a major breakthrough for Porcupine. The two main new concepts introduced on the server side are the services and the web methods. Porcupine's architecture is now based on configurable services running over a common object database. Currently, the supported service types include an asynchronous network server and a scheduler used for executing Python code at predefined fixed intervals. In the upcoming releases there are plans for new service types to be added including persistent queues, loggers etc. Web methods have replaced servlets completely and they are actually smart Python decorators which allow you to add methods to content classes dynamically (a technique also known as 'monkey-patching'). These methods become directly accessible over HTTP and they are mainly used for serving all kinds of UIs and RPC requests. Consequently, this release does dot include servlets of any type meaning that you have to migrate your applications manually. Read more... FileTrack v0.1-RC1 is available for download Thursday, 11 October 2007 At last, after 11 months of silence, a new working release of FileTrack is out. This release is fully compatible with the latest Porcupine version and takes advantage of many of the new features added during the last year. You can check it out to our online demo. You can download it from here and then follow the installation instructions to install it. QuiXSampler 0.4 is released Tuesday, 18 September 2007 QuiXSampler is a Porcupine application that demonstrates the basic functionality of most of the currently implemented QuiX widgets. It can be used as a good reference for those who need to get more familiar with QuiX. This release demonstrates all the latest QuiX features such as tooltips, sliders, flow boxes and includes a new section with drag and drop functionality. I also have included a small patch that addresses an issue which causes children of flow boxes that do not have numeric coordinates explicitly set, not to be positioned correctly. The new version can be downloaded from the Porcupine applications' downloads or viewed online using the Porcupine demo. In order to install it, consult the inno:wiki and specifically this page.