Cool to see Nitro continue to evolve. I'm especially interested in testing Og (as soon as time permits)
as I have the impression it is more postgresql-friendly than ActiveRecord.

I took a quick look to the homepage and the docs, but both are several versions behind. Is there another online 
place to look for the docs? 

Thanks

Raph


George Moschovitis wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> 
> a new version of Nitro was just released.
> 
> Homepage: http://www.navel.gr/nitro
> Download: http://www.rubyforge.com/projects/nitro
> 
> This is considered a preview release, to keep developers investigating
> nitro synced with the latest changes. A standalone version of Og is
> also released.
> 
> here are the release notes:
> 
> This is a preview release, the api for the new features is not
> finalized. This early release gives other developers to offer
> suggestions
> on the final form of those features.
> 
> Most notable additions:
> 
> * Og many_to_many relations with auto generation of the join table.
> * Og has_one relation.
> * PHP-style nested output buffering.
> * Rails-style Filters.
> * autoreload services.
> * complile time evaluation of ruby code in templates.
> * improved pager ui.
> * initial version of FormBuilder.
> * initial version of new_app wizard.
> * Improved Blog example.
> 
> and... the nitro logo :)
> 
> some words about Nitro:
> 
> Nitro is an efficient, yet simple engine for developing
> professional Web Applications using the Ruby language.
> Nitro aims to provide a robust infrastructure for scalable
> web applications that can be distributed over a server cluster.
> However, Nitro can also power simple web applications for
> deployment on intranets or even personal computers.
> Nitro integrates the powerful Og Object-Relational mapping
> library.
> 
> Suggestions, ideas, bug reports are welcome!
> have fun,
> George Moschovitis
>