Service Pack 1 Q2 - 2007 Release!


After lots and lots of development done we're about to see the fruits of our labour here at Frost Innovation, and now you can see those fruits too!
As so from today, we're officially in the "Service Pack 1 Q2 - 2007 land" and you can download this SP today!
We have actually had this out in the download area since the 1st of June, but we decided to wait until today before officially announce it. So for those that downloaded the library after the 1st of June all you have to do is read these news or go create!


Key features in this release


  • A new WYSIWYG RAD RichEdit control
  • Drag'n Drop for Gaia TreeView
  • A cool Vista skin (You can now run Vista on Linux :-)
  • Support for an OnMoved event handler for Gaia.Window
  • Possible to skip years in Gaia DateTimePicker
  • Support for "CanClickEscapeToClose" property on Gaia Window
  • Plus many, many more!
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News


If you want to see some of the features we've given you in this release, check out any of these:

As you can see we've been really busy trying to give you the best possible Ajax tool for your needs! :)

Another really important change is that we've differentiated the GPL and the GCL. The reason we've done this is because we feel that too many of our users don't really understands the GPL and its implications on their own code. This means we've created a really strong warning before downloading the GPL version about what this means to our customers code if they use the GPL version. This also means that there's no sample code bundled with the GPL download anymore, you still have the samples but you've got to go online to view those samples. Note also that we've decided to give full support to our GPL users from now on, though you have to use the forums to get that support! We felt this was the right thing to do since we're not the only guys giving support at our forums and we want to increase the collaboration effect of the Open Source version of Gaia.

Trial Version


After differentiating the downloads we felt it was on its place to also supply a Trial Version of the GCL which contains everything the GCL contains except the code for the library. This version will function for 30 days and contains all the sample code that the full version GCL contains. With this version you can start creating "closed source applications" but after 30 days this version will stop functioning.


Code Less, Create More


We hope you're as excited as us about this release! For those still uncertain btw you should check these links out:
After we did those comparisons, our slogan kind of like popped out of the woodwork by itself! :)
Code Less, Create More!

Have Fun!
We did!

Thomas Hansen
CTO
Frost Innovation