All releases of Karrigell
Release Notes: This release makes Karrigell WSGI compliant.
Release Notes: Session management in multi-threaded and multi-process environments was made more robust. Unicode management is done in HTMLTags. Unicode management and error reports are done in Karrigell Templates. MySQL can be used for a user's database, and online management was improved. The WhizzyWig Javascript library is used for blog applications. Script caching and HTTP caching were made optional. The alias keys can be regular expressions for more flexible URL resolution. A bug was fixed for the default host configuration and for cookie expiry date.
Release Notes: Improvements were made to the HTMLTags module (HTML generator), such as minor bugfixes, new syntax to build the DOM tree top-down by using the <= operator, and methods for SELECT tags, checkboxes, and radio buttons. An extension mechanism was added for templating systems and "Karrigell Templates" (KT) template system. A script to build Windows executables for an application was added. Resistance to bad HTTP requests and to unknown host names for the server were improved. Redirection policies were improved to avoid exposure of index file names. The location of script caches was changed.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix release.
Release Notes: Version 3.0 is a complete rewriting of the framework, yet is mostly compatible with previous versions. The main change is that it is now working in multi-threading environments.
Release Notes: An admin interface was added. A built-in user management framework was added. THIS has an attribute rel : function used to build the URL inside functions of ks scripts that use the "smart URL" mode. Smart URL arguments remain byte strings (no attempt is made to convert them to Unicode).
Release Notes: Besides fixing some bugs, this version introduces the built-in function Login() and improves the documentation for using Karrigell on shared Web hosting.
Release Notes: Karrigell can be integrated behind Apache using CGI mode, which makes it available on a wide range of Web hosting providers. Documentation enhancements and bugfixes were done.
Release Notes: The main change in this version is an SQLite database management program similar to the one developed for MySQL in the last version. The package is released under two versions, one with only the core modules, and another one complete with documentation and demo programs.
Release Notes: This version introduces InstantSite, a MySQL database management application.
