This release includes numerous QuiX enhancements, but also introduces some major QuiX API changes. The base widget class (Widget) has been refactored. Most of its attributes have been replaced with getters and setters. Thus, a single attribute change does not require a full redraw. This release also introduces the term "off-line widget", a major performance enhancement. It is now possible to detach a widget hierarchy by keeping it in memory, and attach it again, whenever this is needed. So far, six QuiX modules have been optimized using this technique. On the server side, a new utility has been included. The "db_init.py" script initializes a blank Porcupine database. This script might be useful of those not being able to start the server due to BerkeleyDB incompatible database formats. The "stringresources.xml" configuration file is discarded. The localized strings are kept inside UTF-8 encoded Python script files. By this way, we prevent any possible resource naming conflicts by different applications. Finally, all system resources (servlets, PSPs and strings) are moved inside the "resources/system" folder. The "system/servlets" and "system/PSP" folders are discarded. Due to the API changes introduced on both sides (server and client), all previous versions of Porcupine applications are incompatible with this release and should be upgraded. Innoscript has also announced Quill, the upcoming QuiX visual editor. The first WYSIWYG web interface designer for rich internet desktop-like applications. For details see http://www.innoscript.org/content/view/40/2/. Resources ========= What is Porcupine? http://www.innoscript.org/content/view/30/42/ Porcupine online demo: http://www.innoscript.org/content/view/21/43/ Porcupine tutorials: http://wiki.innoscript.org/index.php/Developers/Tutorials Developer resources: http://www.innoscript.org/component/option,com_remository/Itemid,33/func,sel...