We are pleased to announce the release of SproutCore 1.8.2. This release
contains minor fixes to the 1.8 code-base and will likely be the last patch
of 1.8 prior to the 1.9.0 release. To upgrade to the latest version, simply
run:
gem update sproutcore
This is a patch release and contains the following bug fixes:
Fixed syntax error in Datastore unit test. SC.SplitView can now mixin
SC.SplitChild. Thinned picker pane border divs so that they don’t overlap
the content view. Prevents target property conflict when configuring button
targets with SC.AlertPane. Changed the aria-orientation of horizontal
SC.ScrollView to ‘horizontal’ from ‘vertical’. Allows
SC.CollectionFastPath to work with sparse content by always returning an item
view even when content isn’t yet available. Prevents SC.GridView from
iterating over its content array in order to work with sparse content. ... (more)
We’re pleased to announce the release of SproutCore 1.8.1. To upgrade to
the latest version, simply run:
gem update sproutcore
If you installed SproutCore using the installer, please note that due to the
strain that maintaining the installers puts on the release process, we will
not be updating the installer for each patch level release. Therefore, to
get the very latest stable version, it is recommended that you install the
SproutCore gem.
Installing the gem is actually quite easy and there are detailed instructions
for each platform at http://sproutcore.com/install/. Simply... (more)
I’m very pleased to announce the release of SproutCore version 1.8.0.
This release includes several new features, improvements and bug fixes and
is a recommended upgrade for all SproutCore developers.
To install the latest version of SproutCore,
visit http://sproutcore.com/install/ to get an updated installer for your
system or if you are using the SproutCore gem, simply run:
gem update sproutcore
Thoughts on SproutCore
But before I get into some of the technical details of 1.8, I wanted to give
a brief update on the status of the project. I want to do this, because
this relea... (more)
SproutCore is about to get a new release on February 29, 2012 and we want to
kick it off with an important sprint over the last weekend of the month. As
an open-source project, the success of SproutCore depends on you and others
like you, so please consider setting aside some time to get involved.
Thanks!
Name: SproutCore 1.8 Release Sprint Dates: Friday, Feb. 24 through
Monday, Feb. 27, free-form style Topics: Will include both code and doc
tasks. Please follow the wiki page:
https://github.com/sproutcore/sproutcore/wiki/1.8-Release-Sprint
Aside: We’ve decided that th... (more)
Hot on the heels of last week’s introduction of five new team members,
I’m pleased to announce that Maurits Lamers and Mitch Oliver have also
signed on as SproutCore Committers. As with the people from my previous post,
these names should be of no surprise to anyone who has been with SproutCore
for some time.
For those that aren’t sure of the difference between Committers and
Reviewers, Committers are actually required to work in their own branches in
the repo and submit every change as a pull request to be accepted by a
Reviewer. The Reviewers are allowed to make direct fixes, ... (more)
Charles Jolley is the creator of SproutCore and CEO of Sproutit, which provides consulting and software services for building SproutCore applications on the web. He has helped build some of the most popular RIAs on the web today.
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