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PyAMF 0.4 released

From:  Thijs Triemstra | Collab <lists-AT-collab.nl>
To:  PyAMF general discussion <users-AT-pyamf.org>, dev-AT-pyamf.org, announce-AT-pyamf.org, Open Source Flash Mailing List <osflash-AT-osflash.org>, python-announce-list-AT-python.org, flexcoders-AT-yahoogroups.com
Subject:  PyAMF 0.4 released
Date:  Sun, 18 Jan 2009 19:16:44 +0000
Message-ID:  <4B0E99F5-C9A5-4523-9F9B-FF57207D83E6@collab.nl>

The PyAMF team is proud to announce the release of 0.4 final!

PyAMF [1] is a lightweight library that allows Flash and Python  
applications to communicate via Adobe's
ActionScript Message Format.

This release fixes over a 100 tickets, see the changelog [2] for the  
complete list of changes. We now
consider the library to be stable and ready for production! A brief  
overview of the changes:

  - A new C extension to pyamf.util and pyamf.amf3. This is a work in  
progress, created using Cython,
    and more sections of the library will be moved to C as they are  
identified. Thanks to Gerard
    Escalante.
  - An adapter for SQLAlchemy 0.4/0.5 is available, allowing object  
graphs to be easily encoded. See
    the wiki for more information. Thanks to Dave Thompson and Michael  
Van Tellingen.
  - Improvements to the Google App Engine adapter to allow datastore  
objects to be easily
    encoded/decoded.

Check out the download page [3], installation instructions [4] or the  
API documentation [5] for more
information.

Questions? First stop is the mailing list [6] but we also hang out on  
IRC [6].

[1] http://pyamf.org
[2] http://pyamf.org/browser/pyamf/tags/release-0.4/CHANGES.txt
[3] http://pyamf.org/wiki/Download
[4] http://pyamf.org/wiki/Install
[5] http://api.pyamf.org
[6] http://pyamf.org/wiki/MailingList
[7] irc://irc.collab.eu/pyamf
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