Streamlined has moved to Github. We’ve already moved all of our other open source here at Relevance to our Github account, so it was long overdue to move Streamlined. The old SVN repo will be phased out and deleted within three weeks, so please plan accordingly.

Github has got be one of the best things to happen to open source and Git in the last year. It takes code collaboration to a new level of sexiness. Please do send pull requests with Streamlined patches and feature ideas, and someone on the Streamlined team will take a look.

We’ll be treating the master branch as the ‘stable’ area, and we will fire up new branches for long-term experimental work. So if you want to use git submodules to track Streamlined, feel free to point them at the master branch. You can also use the new script/plugin support from within Rails 2.1+ to install directly from Github:

Streamlined 1.0 RC3 has been released. This release brings with it a number of bug fixes over RC1, including:

• Editing of one-dimensional enumerations from the list view is now supported
• Relationship editing no longer complains about missing authenticity tokens
• HTML escaping has been enhanced

There are lots of other small fixes in this release as well. To grab it, run:

The change log has a full list of udates. Please submit any defects you might stumble across on Trac. As always, the mailing list is a good source for information if you have other questions.

The JaxDoc version of the Streamlined RDoc is now available at http://streamlinedframework.org/rdoc/index.html.

We are happy to announce the release of Streamlined 1.0 RC1. This release brings Rails 2 compatibility, better association support, and many small fixes and miscellaneous API cleanup.

To grab the latest stable release, you can install with:

You can view the full change log at trac, and please submit issues or defects at trac and not here.

Streamlined is now proud to be 100% Postgres-copmliant. If you are a Postgres user, Streamlined now does everything you want and has a full test suite to prove it.

If you’re up for livin’ on the edge, Streamlined has been enjoying sweet bliss with Rails 2.0.2 for a few weeks now.

Wanna try it out? Just grab the edge bits…

...and you’re good to go.

As always, if you notice any issues, be sure to drop a ticket in Trac. In the mean time, we’re well on our way to a formal 1.0 release candidate in the near future. Stay tuned.

If you grab the latest edge Streamlined bits, you’ll want to make sure you have the test/spec gem installed. All the tests now use test/spec’s describe-style goodness, but it will take a while still to convert all the tests to have more meaningful behavior-driven names.