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- Tapestry 5 continues to steam along, many of the main features are in place, 
including basic form support and input validation.
+ == Tapestry 4.1 ==
  
+ Tapestry 4.1 integrates Ajax support directly into Tapestry.  It bundles the 
Dojo toolkit libraries and adds many features to integrate the two.
- Kent Tong is building a test framework for unit testing individual 
pages/components, aiming to make
- Tapestry 5 one of the most TDD friendly web frameworks. Many core functions 
are already working.
  
- == Tapestry 4.1.<x> ==
- The Tapestry 4.1 series of releases have been a gradual maturation of some of 
the new ajax features, as well as general bug fixes / improvements to Tapestry 
4.
+ We've seen the  gradual maturation of some of the new Ajax features, as well 
as general bug fixes and other improvements to the Tapestry 4 code base.
  
  
+ The use of Maven 2 in has resulted in a much improved overall development 
process, and improved developer interaction with the Tapestry community.
- === Release Cycle ===
- The use of maven2 in for managing common project tasks has resulted in a much 
improved overall process / interaction with the community. 
  
-  * '''Snapshot releases''' - Tapestry 4.1 / 4.1.1 / 4.1.2 have all been 
continually released into the Apache snapshot repositories throughout the 
development cycle for each release, resulting in much better user feedback as 
well as community happiness in general at the ability for Tapestry developers 
to make bug fixes and have them available immediately - instead of waiting for 
another official release.
+  * '''Snapshot releases''' - Tapestry 4.1 / 4.1.1 / 4.1.2 have all been 
continually released into the Apache snapshot repositories throughout the 
development cycle for each release, resulting in much better user feedback as 
well as improved community happiness  as bug fixes and improvements don't have 
to wait for the next official release.
  
-  * '''Documentation Management''' - Updating the Tapestry user documentation 
areas has also undergone a lot of improvement. Marketing / support of Tapestry 
related projects / developers has also been improved by more pro-active 
marketing of these community accomplishments on the main 
http://tapestry.apache.org site via news items. 
+  * '''Documentation Management''' - There has been big improvements in the 
quality and quantity of Tapestry documentation. In addition, marketing and 
support of Tapestry has also been improved increasing the prominence of related 
links on the Tapestry project home page.
  
- === Miscellaneous Progress ===
+ == Tapestry 5 ==
  
-  * '''Community Projects''' - There has been a lot of good activity involving 
outside project development. Some of the more exciting projects are Tapestry 
NetBeans support / another Intellij IDEA plugin / multiple Hibernate library 
implementations / BeanForm component (related to hibernate) / new Tapestry book 
- Tapestry 101 . There are others but these do show that the project is at 
least continuing to grow and justify its existence as a TLP. 
+ Tapestry 5 continues to steam along, many of the main features are in place, 
including basic form support and input validation.  Performance continues to be 
excellent.
  
-  * '''Improved "Look"''' - The main Tapestry web sites / demo applications / 
etc have all undergone a lot of UI tweaks to ensure a more professional / slick 
looking face of Tapestry is presented. 
  
+ Kent Tong is building a test framework for unit testing individual 
pages/components, aiming to make Tapestry 5 one of the most test-friendly web 
frameworks. Many core functions are already working.
+ 
+ == Miscellaneous Progress ==
+ 
+  * '''Community Projects''' - There has been a lot of good activity involving 
outside project development. Some of the more exciting projects are Tapestry 
IDE support projects for NetBeans and for IntelliJ.  A couple of different 
approachs to Hibernate integration have become available. A brand new Tapestry 
book, Tapestry 101, converts Tapestry 4 in detail.
+ 
+  * '''Improved "Look"''' - The main Tapestry web sites and demo projects have 
all been reworked to project a more polished and professional look and feel.
+ 

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