We've not been idle this past year! We've continued to develop Xnyo inhouse and are pleased to announce the release of Xnyo 4.0 Beta 1.

Once again it is a complete rewrite with tons of new features! More information to follow!

The Xnyo blog has been updated to include discussion on the new and upcoming features of Xnyo.

Check it out at http://blog.odynia.org/archives/6-Upcoming-Xnyo-features.html

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I have updated the Xnyo blog to include a new post on Xnyo and its future directions.

Check it out at: http://blog.odynia.org/archives/4-History-of-Xnyo-and-future-directions.html

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As with most one man open source projects, free time and working conditions dictate alot of what you're able to do with your projects. So I'm happy to put forward today that I'll finally have time to get back to working on Xnyo now that I'm leaving my current job (job burnout). I'll be moving back towards full time programming, which means that Xnyo will be in constant use again and constant development.

Having said that, I'm going to roll Xnyo 3.0 as is and will start work on 3.1. I want to start experimenting with Ajax also, so I'll probably end up bundling a javascript toolkit for asynchronous communications and go from there. We'll see.

Regardless, you'll all be kept informed.
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It's done! 3.0 is finally at a point where I'm satisfied (mostly) with its feature set and stability that its time to release it to the general public! Go crazy guys!

At the present time its PHP5 only, I'll release the PHP4 version after I've merged in the last few changes, so in a couple of days, watch this space!

Just a few website updates to keep things rolling, the Mailing Lists are now up and running, as are the Nightly Builds.

The nightly builds will be updated at approximately 1830 UTC, and will contain the latest development code as currently in the Subversion repository. The "Development Version" source is refreshed from the nightly build at the same time.

We finally decided it was time for a Xnyo-specific website and community, mailing lists will soon follow.

Until then though, feel free to drop in to #xnyo on irc.freenode.net!