Thanks, Tom. We are VERY pumped about this new release and glad that we have be able to help keep the momentum going on this awesome framework!
You’re the best!
-Owen
I’ve just released Hobo 0.8.5. There was a problem with running Hobo as a gem which slipped into the short-lived 0.8.4 release. A few more fixes made it in to this release too, mostly in the new permissions system.
See the changes for the details. As always, remember that Rubyforge takes a good while to catch up, so gem update hobo might not work for a while. You can download the gem files from Rubyforge manually though.
That’s pretty much me done for the year — I’m taking some time off now. And what a year it’s been. Progress has accelerated dramatically since our sponsors Barquin International came on board. We wouldn’t be remotely close to where we are now, especially in terms of documentation, without their support. So I’d like to say a very big thank you to Owen and the team over at Barquin.
It feels like we’re in great shape for a very exciting 2009 with Hobo. Just in time for the meltdown of the entire global economy. Heh – you win some you lose some : )
Thanks, Tom. We are VERY pumped about this new release and glad that we have be able to help keep the momentum going on this awesome framework!
You’re the best!
-Owen
Just learned about and tried hobo today – I have to say THIS IS TRULY AMAZING – THANKS SO MUCH FOR CREATING THIS HOBO PROJECT!!! Really fascinating – especially for those who are not web developers (I’m a Symbian c++ developer) but want to make simple web-apps. Thanks again!
Yes, I agree, you’re the best. You need help on this project. It’s worth it.
Heh, global economic meltdowns usually come with some sort of silver lining for productivity improvement tools. :-)