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Slightly later in September 2008

The web is the thing Vanilla Sabu Francis has modified Vanilla . Vanilla is a REBOL implementation of Web Log and Wiki, potentially the first bliki system ever developed. Sabu has released a version of Vanilla, labelled as 0.6.3 at sabufrancis.com . A legacy contributor to the Vanilla system, Andreas Bolka, would like everyone to know that this is not an official release of the Vanilla system, originally by Chris Langreiter. Sabu's software is based on the last release, 0.6.2, from 2004 and is documented as a modification in accordance with the Academic Free License version 2.0. This blogger is making this up, but perhaps this mod could be named Vanilla chocolate-chip . ;) Regardless, Vanilla is a gem of REBOL software and can easily be installed along with an Apache webserver. Interest in ensuring this system works with the Cheyenne webserver means more news may be posted shortly. For details of the newest, click to sabufrancis.com . For general information on everything...

Later in September 2008

Cheyenne Cheyenne 0.9.19 Preview Release Nenad has just published a link to the next Preview Release of the Cheyenne web server Main changes are : an improved PHP support (now works reliably) sandboxed RSP webapps (as much as it's possible in R2) now compatible with REBOL 2.7.6 bugfixes See ChangeLog.txt file in the archive for complete description. Support Cheyenne. Run a webserver. Go Doc Go! Get the current zip from cheyenne-server.org . Rebol Technologies Name the GUI contest Carl has given interested parties a chance to win a REBOL Release 3 T-Shirt. Perhaps the first ever R3 T. See Name the GUI for complete details and a chance to offer up the winning name or acronym. Cheers from the REBOL Week Team, REBOL on, REBOL on.

Somewhen in September, 2008

Syllable Server In the "you scratch my back ..." department This is a (reformatted for this blog ... mistakes may well be mine) reprint of a news release regarding Syllable Server. Many thanks to Kaj de Vos and the Syllable team. Syllable is now listed on the GNU/Linux distribution website, distrowatch/syllable . Well done and congratulations. News Release The third release of Syllable Server has been published. This is an important release, because it is the first one that focused on making the system actually usable as a server. A number of popular servers were added and configured, and also several innovative REBOL software stacks Out of the imaginary box, Syllable Server is now ready for such things as accepting remote SSH log-ins over the network, running a web server on the Cheyenne cheyenne-server.org REBOL server, running an FTP server and several more. Special attention has been paid to programmability, with support for developing Model-View-Controller web appli...

Midweek, September 10 2008

rebol.org Nice changes Sunanda has been hard at it of late, smoothing out and enhancing the script repository and all the other nifty things at rebol.org . The site now has prettier URLs. http://www.rebol.org/cpt-list-scripts.r?user-name=gabriele will now work, bypassing the older /cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/... naming convention. News about changes to the Script popularity engine can be read from the mailing list archive in Sunanda's announcement To see the new statistics, visit script-popularity.r In the Wild DocKimbel announces a Windows printing system rebols using Microsoft Windows(tm), now have access to REBOL application controlled printing. Get an early copy of the code at Sofinnov.org Nenad has stated that documentation is pending, and I hope I didn't betray his trust posting the temporary link here in the Week . Note: This code requires the newest 2.7.6 REBOL release . It is a shiny example of what can be done with the now freed LOAD/LIBRARY feature. And this indir...

Breaking news from RebDB

Major minor announcement RebDB 2.0.3 announced with JOIN capabilities Ashley Trüter of Dobeash Software just announced an update to the ever popular RebDB database management toolkit. Along with new string! input to the sql function, we also get colon argument replacements. Another new feature, and the big news is a new single table join facility. This facility also opens up a very nice list of values lookup enhancement. Read the 2.0.3 release notes for more details. Get the software (19K zip), to see for yourself. Cheers from the REBOL Week crew. With news like this, it's going to be a good week.