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ReallySimpleHistoryOverview
Version history for Really Simple History
All current and deprecated versions can be downloaded from the downloads tab. The latest - and highly unstable - exploratory code can be checked out from the source tab, but it is not recommended for application development or production code. Stable Production Version0.6The final build of version 0.6 was released 12.03.2007. The only change from 0.6 RC1 is the inclusion of more complete release notes and a minified version of the library. Forthcoming Versions0.8RSH 0.8 will begin be released as a beta in late December 2007. It will offer a number of enhancements, including the following:
1.0RSH 1.0 will be released in late Q1 2008. It will include JsUnit and Selenium test coverage. Deprecated Versions0.6 Release Candidate 1Version 0.6 RC1 was released 11.09.2007. It is now deprecated. 0.6 BetaVersion 0.6 was released as a beta on 10.23.2007. It is now deprecated. 0.4Brad Neuberg's original first stable production version, released in 2005, is now deprecated. |
Hi, Congratulations for your great job. I've been using dhtml (the old 2005 version) in a production environment since 2006, and it works very well. I think that it won't be easy to update all my code to use this new version, so I will use 0.6 only for new developments. Today I noticed that my blank.html is missing (I don't know why, may be I did something wrong in my CVS, but it doesn't matters). The application works flawlessly without it! (???) Anyway, I would like to see available for download the 0.4 version. I know is deprecated, but I'm sure that it have been used in hundred on projects, I think that it would be a great idea to have this version available for those of us who used that version in today's production applications (and suddenly missed a blank.html ;) ) Thank you!
I wonder would it be less error-prone if RHS - instead of using hidden FORM element fields - made use of the SessionVars? trick by ThomasFrank? , which can stick up to 2MB of data in the name property of the window object, as it persists across domain changes, and stays for the duration of the window being open - and works across all modern browsers? http://www.thomasfrank.se/sessionvars.html
The tentative release dates of 1.0 was Q1 on 2008. Is v1.0 coming? Or is the project dead?