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The Ocsigen project is launching a logo contest! You can try to win 500€ by uploading your pictures.
The brief is in french but it just explains what is Ocsigen, and that we want the logo to be customizable for all projects (Eliom, Lwt, etc).
You have 7 days to propose your ideas, then it will be possible to vote for your favourites logos. Once we have the logo, we will launch another contest for redesigning the Web site.
Share with all the graphic designers you know!
Tagged 1.90, it is available for testing purpose only.
See the full changelog and download the sources here.
A preliminary version of the new tutorial for the whole Ocsigen project is available here.
See also the example application of the first chapter of the tutorial.
Current version of the preliminary Eliom documentation can be found here.
Migration instructions for Eliom 1.3 Web sites can be found here.
See full changelog and download here.
These minor releases fix some stability issues. See full changelog and download here and here.
This minor release fixes some compatibility issues. See full changelog and download here.
This is a minor release. See full changelog and download here.
See full changelog and download here.
See full changelog and download here.
See full changelog and download here. Please test it and help us writing migration instructions.
This is a bugfix release. Download here.
See full changelog and download here.
See full changelog and download here.
This is merely a bugfix / upgrade to Lwt 2.0 release which should be otherwise fully compatible with the 1.2.0 version. Download here.
See full changelog and download here. See migration instructions here.
Ocsigen.org is now using Ocsimore. All pages will migrate progressively to Ocsimore's wiki, making them easier to maintain. More collaborative sections will appear soon.
PPS laboratory's Web site is now using Ocsimore. It is a private wiki (for connected users). Each member of the laboratory now has his own wiki for his personal page. Ocsimore is still alpha software, as all administration pages are still missing, but if you know SQL, you may want to give it a try!
An implementation of the OCaml virtual machine in JavaScript, designed to run in Web browsers. You can now write your client side code in OCaml! More information here.
RPM packages now available in the unstable repository.
RPM packages now available for Fedora. Ocsigen is now included in many distributions (Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo, FreeBSD, NetBSD, Godi, ...). Use the tools from your distribution to install the packages.
See full changelog and download here.
All the features we wanted for the first version are now implemented. Try it! Download from here, and have a look at the Quickstart instructions.
Please test it as much as possible! The finale release is scheduled in a few weeks. See the changelog and download here.
All main features now implemented for version 1. See the changelog and download here.
New module accesscontrol and changing the order in which extensions are loaded (Warning: now the order of configuration options inside <site> is significant).
New session mechanism in Eliom, new extension to compress data (beta version), experimental reverse proxy, significant changes in <code>Lwt</code> and Web server internals ... See the changelog and download here.
New implementation of forms in Eliom, new module to run CGI scripts ...
No major change
New module for dynamic page generation, called Eliom, much more powerful, and many many new things! Use it and report all your comments to help us make version 1 as strong as possible! See the changelog and download.
The Web server is now extensible. It means that you can write your own modules (like Apache's modules).
Mainly bugfixes for various browsers and systems.
New major version. We worked very hard to make a Web server as strong and powerfull as possible, with all features like HTTP 1.0 and 1.1 support, HTTPS, pipelining of requests, virtual servers, multipart uploading, etc. Please report any problem.
Welcome!
Ocsigen is now included in Debian unstable, as an experimental package.
Ocsigen has been presented at the ACM Sigplan Workshop on ML. Have a look at the paper.
New major version. Reimplementation with Generalized Algebraic Data Types.