[Laszlo-dev] OpenLaszlo 4.4.1 Released

[Sarah Allen]

woo hoo!  Thanks for the acknowledgement.  I really appreciate the  
support of Max Carlson in our café pair programming session that have  
made it fun to be a contributor on some of the tricker bugs that have  
come up over the last couple of releases.  Also, many thanks to the  
whole team on quick turn-around for code reviews and responsiveness on  
bug reports.

On Jul 18, 2009, at 9:27 AM, Amy Muntz wrote:

> We are pleased to announce the release of OpenLaszlo 4.4.1. This is  
> a minor bug fix release, containing 9 bug fixes, that follows  
> OpenLaszlo 4.4. We wanted to get these fixes out to the community,  
> as they have been specifically requested. OpenLaszlo 4.4.1 is the  
> recommended platform for all application development in the SWF8,  
> SWF9, and DHTML runtimes. You can download the OpenLaszlo 4.4.1  
> release here:http://www.openlaszlo.org/download .You can see the  
> list of bug fixes by viewing them in our JIRA bug tracking system  
> here: http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?mode=hide&requestId=11002 
>  .For more information, we suggest you read the Release Notes, found  
> here: http://download.openlaszlo.org/4.4.1/release-notes.htmlFor  
> every release, we rely on the OpenLaszlo community to help ensure  
> the quality of the platform release and to determine its future  
> direction. To propose or participate in discussion of new features,  
> see the Wiki (http://wiki.openlaszlo.org). We encourage you to  
> report any problems, and to make suggestions for enhancements,  
> through our JIRA bug tracking system (http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/lpp 
> ). We'd also like to hear from you on the mailing lists and in the  
> forums.We would like to thank the entire OpenLaszlo community for  
> submitting bug fixes and participating in discussions to help make  
> OpenLaszlo a better platform. We'd also like to thank the incredible  
> engineering team at G.ho.st, who have worked with us as a sponsor to  
> bring SWF9 and many other improvements to the community. Special  
> thanks to André Bargull and Raju Bitter for their continued and  
> amazing support of the project. Special recognition goes to  
> community contributor, Sarah Allen, for this release.
>