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Plans for Aranea 1.0 GA

August 3rd, 2006 by Jevgeni Kabanov

We have put the deadline for the Aranea 1.0 General Availability release for the same date as JavaZone — 12th September. This means that right down we are deep up to our knees in cleaning up documentation, API and tests as well as bug fixing. This also means that you should not expect new features in the upcoming 1.0 RC1 release, but expect a new and improved documentation.

We are also starting to prepare the training and support packages for the enterprise customers and plan to launch a commercial part of the site by the final release date.

In other news yet another project using Aranea has started, and this one combines Aranea with DWR to achieve a rich user interface for the time-critical use cases of the GUI.

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One Response to “Plans for Aranea 1.0 GA”

  1. Changelogic weblog » Software risk profiles Says:
    September 4th, 2006 at 5:55 am

    […] And now the whole project is hundred times refactored, cleaned up, merged with more dirty code and cleaned up once again, documented, abstracted, generalized and is about to be released as Araneaframework 1.0. […]