[ANN] Lift 2.2 release
David Pollak
Lift features include:
- Community... the Lift community is 2,400 members strong, super-active and always there to help with questions
- Best Comet (server-push) support that allows the creation of dynamic application such as Novell Vibe
- Super simple Ajax for creating highly interactive web applications without worrying about HTTP plumbing
- Secure by default... Lift apps are resistant to the OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities including XSS, XSRF, and parameter tampering
- Concise and Maintainable... Lift apps typically contain fewer lines of code than corresponding Rails apps, yet are type safe so that many errors are flagged by the compiler
- Scalable... Lift apps scale to millions of users across many servers, yet are highly efficient for single-box implementations
- Compatible... Lift apps can take advantage of any Java library as well as the growing collection of Scala libraries
Lift 2.2 improvements include:
- HTML5 Support: Lift supports parsing HTML5 input files and rendering HTML5 to the browser in addition to Lift’s XHTML support
- Wiring: Spreadsheets meet web application yielding an automatic mechanism for updating dependent elements on a page, making it even easier to build dynamic apps with Lift
- Wizard and Screen Improvements: Build complex screens more easily with new helper methods for creating form elements and improved life-cycle callbacks
- CSS Selector Transforms Improvements: including appending attributes, multiple selectors applying to a single element, and element lifting
- Support for migratory sessions: ContainerVars provide type-safe, guaranteed serializable session variables that can migrate across application servers in a cluster
- Improved i18n: including per-page localization strings and localization strings and HTML stored in templates rather than Java resource files which makes editing much easier
- Security Improvements: including creation of new sessions on login
- MongoDB Improvements: performance improvements as well as new features
- Support for Scala 2.8.1 as well as 2.8.0 and 2.7.7
- ProtoUser support for Record: Lift’s ProtoUser and CRUDify can be used on Record-based persistence classes as well as Mapper-based persistence classes
- Squeryl integration improvements: Lift is updated to use the latest version of Squeryl
- Designer-friendly templates
- Stateless renderingincluding the HTML pipeline
- Support for MVC-style development
Lift-powered sites include:
- Foursquare: the multi-million user location based service that services millions of check-ins a day on their Lift-powered system
- Novell Vibe: enterprise collaboration software platform based on Google Wave
- Innovation Games: The fun way to do serious business — seriously
- Xerox/XMPie: the leading provider of software for cross-media, variable data one-to-one marketing
- Exchango: The easy and convenient way to give and get free stuff.
- Snapsort: Compare and decide on cameras
- No Fouls: Find pickup basketball games
Maarten Koopmans
On Wednesday, January 5, 2011, David Pollak
<feeder.of...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> The Lift <http://liftweb.net/> team is pleased to announce Lift 2.2 <http://liftweb.net/download.html>.
> In the three months since the 2.1 release, the team has closed over 100
> tickets and made significant improvements to Lift based on community <http://groups.google.com/group/liftweb> feedback.
>
>
>
> Lift is an elegant, expressive framework that allows any size team
> build and maintain secure, highly interactive, scalable web applications
> quickly and efficiently. Lift is built on Scala <http://scala-lang.org/>
> and compiles to JVM byte-code. Lift applications deploy as WAR files on
> popular application servers and web containers including Jetty,
> Glassfish and Tomcat. Lift applications can be monitored and managed
> with the same proven infrastructure used to manage and monitor any Java
> web application. Lift is open source licensed under an Apache 2.0
> license.
>
>
>
> Lift features include:
>
>
> Community... the Lift community is 2,400 members strong, super-active and always there to help with questions
>
> Best Comet (server-push) support that allows the creation of dynamic application such as Novell Vibe <http://vibe.novell.com/>
>
> Super simple Ajax for creating highly interactive web applications without worrying about HTTP plumbing
>
> Secure by default... Lift apps are resistant to the OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities including XSS, XSRF, and parameter tampering
>
> Concise and Maintainable... Lift apps typically contain fewer lines
> of code than corresponding Rails apps, yet are type safe so that many
> errors are flagged by the compiler
>
> Scalable... Lift apps scale to millions of users across many servers, yet are highly efficient for single-box implementations
>
> Compatible... Lift apps can take advantage of any Java library as well as the growing collection of Scala libraries
>
>
> Lift 2.2 improvements include:
>
>
> HTML5 Support: Lift supports parsing HTML5 input files and rendering HTML5 to the browser in addition to Lift’s XHTML support
>
>
> Wiring <http://demo.liftweb.net/invoice_wiring>:
> Spreadsheets meet web application yielding an automatic mechanism for
> updating dependent elements on a page, making it even easier to build
> dynamic apps with Lift
>
> Wizard and Screen Improvements: Build complex screens more easily
> with new helper methods for creating form elements and improved
> life-cycle callbacks
>
> CSS Selector Transforms <http://stable.simply.liftweb.net/#sec:CSS-Selector-Transforms> Improvements: including appending attributes, multiple selectors applying to a single element, and element lifting
>
> Support for migratory sessions: ContainerVars provide type-safe, guaranteed serializable session variables that can migrate across application servers in a cluster
>
>
> Improved i18n: including per-page localization strings and
> localization strings and HTML stored in templates rather than Java
> resource files which makes editing much easier
>
> Security Improvements: including creation of new sessions on login
>
> MongoDB Improvements: performance improvements as well as new features
>
> Support for Scala 2.8.1 as well as 2.8.0 and 2.7.7
>
> ProtoUser support for Record: Lift’s ProtoUser and CRUDify can be used on Record-based persistence classes as well as Mapper-based persistence classes
>
>
> Squeryl integration improvements: Lift is updated to use the latest version of Squeryl
>
> Designer-friendly templates <http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Designer_Friendly_Templates>
>
> Stateless rendering <http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Stateless_Requests>including the HTML pipeline
>
> Support for MVC-style development <http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/MVC_%28if_you_really_want_it%29>
>
>
> Lift-powered sites include:
>
>
> Foursquare <http://foursquare.com/>: the multi-million user location based service that services millions of check-ins a day on their Lift-powered system
>
> Novell Vibe <http://vibe.novell.com/>: enterprise collaboration software platform based on Google Wave
>
> Innovation Games <http://innovationgames.com/>: The fun way to do serious business — seriously
>
> Xerox/XMPie <http://www.xmpie.com/>: the leading provider of software for cross-media, variable data one-to-one marketing
>
> Exchango <http://exchango.com/>: The easy and convenient way to give and get free stuff.
>
> Snapsort <http://snapsort.com/>: Compare and decide on cameras
>
> No Fouls <http://nofouls.com/>: Find pickup basketball games
>
>
> Please join the Lift community and help use grow Lift. And a super-big
> thanks to the 30+ Lift committers who have grown the Lift community and
> code-base to what it is today... and what it will be in the future!
>
>
>
> --
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>
Derek Chen-Becker
Heiko Seeberger
proud of being a comitter to such an awesome piece of software.
Heiko
On Wednesday, 5 January 2011, David Pollak
<feeder.of...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> The Lift <http://liftweb.net/> team is pleased to announce Lift 2.2 <http://liftweb.net/download.html>.
> In the three months since the 2.1 release, the team has closed over 100
> tickets and made significant improvements to Lift based on community <http://groups.google.com/group/liftweb> feedback.
>
>
>
> Lift is an elegant, expressive framework that allows any size team
> build and maintain secure, highly interactive, scalable web applications
> quickly and efficiently. Lift is built on Scala <http://scala-lang.org/>
> and compiles to JVM byte-code. Lift applications deploy as WAR files on
> popular application servers and web containers including Jetty,
> Glassfish and Tomcat. Lift applications can be monitored and managed
> with the same proven infrastructure used to manage and monitor any Java
> web application. Lift is open source licensed under an Apache 2.0
> license.
>
>
>
> Lift features include:
>
>
> Community... the Lift community is 2,400 members strong, super-active and always there to help with questions
>
> Best Comet (server-push) support that allows the creation of dynamic application such as Novell Vibe <http://vibe.novell.com/>
>
> Super simple Ajax for creating highly interactive web applications without worrying about HTTP plumbing
>
> Secure by default... Lift apps are resistant to the OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities including XSS, XSRF, and parameter tampering
>
> Concise and Maintainable... Lift apps typically contain fewer lines
> of code than corresponding Rails apps, yet are type safe so that many
> errors are flagged by the compiler
>
> Scalable... Lift apps scale to millions of users across many servers, yet are highly efficient for single-box implementations
>
> Compatible... Lift apps can take advantage of any Java library as well as the growing collection of Scala libraries
>
>
> Lift 2.2 improvements include:
>
>
> HTML5 Support: Lift supports parsing HTML5 input files and rendering HTML5 to the browser in addition to Lift’s XHTML support
>
>
> Wiring <http://demo.liftweb.net/invoice_wiring>:
> Spreadsheets meet web application yielding an automatic mechanism for
> updating dependent elements on a page, making it even easier to build
> dynamic apps with Lift
>
> Wizard and Screen Improvements: Build complex screens more easily
> with new helper methods for creating form elements and improved
> life-cycle callbacks
>
> CSS Selector Transforms <http://stable.simply.liftweb.net/#sec:CSS-Selector-Transforms> Improvements: including appending attributes, multiple selectors applying to a single element, and element lifting
>
> Support for migratory sessions: ContainerVars provide type-safe, guaranteed serializable session variables that can migrate across application servers in a cluster
>
>
> Improved i18n: including per-page localization strings and
> localization strings and HTML stored in templates rather than Java
> resource files which makes editing much easier
>
> Security Improvements: including creation of new sessions on login
>
> MongoDB Improvements: performance improvements as well as new features
>
> Support for Scala 2.8.1 as well as 2.8.0 and 2.7.7
>
> ProtoUser support for Record: Lift’s ProtoUser and CRUDify can be used on Record-based persistence classes as well as Mapper-based persistence classes
>
>
> Squeryl integration improvements: Lift is updated to use the latest version of Squeryl
>
> Designer-friendly templates <http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Designer_Friendly_Templates>
>
> Stateless rendering <http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Stateless_Requests>including the HTML pipeline
>
> Support for MVC-style development <http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/MVC_%28if_you_really_want_it%29>
>
>
> Lift-powered sites include:
>
>
> Foursquare <http://foursquare.com/>: the multi-million user location based service that services millions of check-ins a day on their Lift-powered system
>
> Novell Vibe <http://vibe.novell.com/>: enterprise collaboration software platform based on Google Wave
>
> Innovation Games <http://innovationgames.com/>: The fun way to do serious business — seriously
>
> Xerox/XMPie <http://www.xmpie.com/>: the leading provider of software for cross-media, variable data one-to-one marketing
>
> Exchango <http://exchango.com/>: The easy and convenient way to give and get free stuff.
>
> Snapsort <http://snapsort.com/>: Compare and decide on cameras
>
> No Fouls <http://nofouls.com/>: Find pickup basketball games
>
>
> Please join the Lift community and help use grow Lift. And a super-big
> thanks to the 30+ Lift committers who have grown the Lift community and
> code-base to what it is today... and what it will be in the future!
>
>
>
> --
> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Lift" group.
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>
--
Heiko Seeberger
Company: weiglewilczek.com
Blog: heikoseeberger.name
Follow me: twitter.com/hseeberger
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Sander Mak
Francois Armand
> The Lift <http://liftweb.net/> team is pleased to announce Lift 2.2
> <http://liftweb.net/download.html>. In the three months since the 2.1
> release, the team has closed over 100 tickets and made significant
> improvements to Lift based on community
Thanks for that great release, there is a bunch of good stuff here !
Congrats guys !
--
Francois Armand
http://fanf42.blogspot.com
lester
community!
On 5 янв, 21:17, David Pollak <feeder.of.the.be...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Lift <http://liftweb.net/> team is pleased to announce Lift
> 2.2<http://liftweb.net/download.html>.
> tickets and made significant improvements to Lift based on
> Lift is an elegant, expressive framework that allows any size team build
> and maintain secure, highly interactive, scalable web applications quickly
> application servers and web containers including Jetty, Glassfish and
> Tomcat. Lift applications can be monitored and managed with the same proven
> infrastructure used to manage and monitor any Java web application. Lift is
> open source licensed under an Apache 2.0 license.
> Lift features include:
>
> application such as Novell Vibe <http://vibe.novell.com/>
> - Super simple Ajax for creating highly interactive web applications
> are flagged by the compiler
>
> Lift 2.2 improvements include:
>
> on a page, making it even easier to build dynamic apps with Lift
> callbacks
> Transforms<http://stable.simply.liftweb.net/#sec:CSS-Selector-Transforms>Improvements:
> a single element, and element lifting
> application servers in a cluster
> makes editing much easier
> - MongoDB Improvements: performance improvements as well as new features
> - Support for Scala 2.8.1 as well as 2.8.0 and 2.7.7
> - ProtoUser support for Record: Lift’s ProtoUser and CRUDify can be used
> classes
> version of Squeryl
> - Designer-friendly
> templates<http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Designer_Friendly_Templates>
> - Stateless rendering<http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Stateless_Requests>including
> the HTML pipeline
> - Support for MVC-style
> development<http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/MVC_%28if_you_really_want_i...>
>
> Lift-powered sites include:
>
> - Foursquare <http://foursquare.com/>: the multi-million user location
> Lift-powered system
> serious business — seriously
> - Xerox/XMPie <http://www.xmpie.com/>: the leading provider of software
> and get free stuff.
> - Snapsort <http://snapsort.com/>: Compare and decide on cameras
> - No Fouls <http://nofouls.com/>: Find pickup basketball games
Mariusz Zieliński
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Mariusz Zieliński
