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					| 15-Sep-2010: Centrallix 0.9.1 is now released, in RPM, SRPM,
					     and TGZ formats.  This is a development release, catching up on all
					     of the additions and changes we've made.  Our apologies for the long
					     time between releases! 11-Apr-2008: Centrallix 0.9.0 is now officially released, in
					      RPM, SRPM, and TGZ formats.  This is a development release providing
					      such new features as enhanced QBF, full Firefox support, layout
					      improvements, additional declarative development functionality, and
					      custom component widgets (including dynamically loadable components). |  
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					      Special thanks to SourceForge for hosting this project on 
					      their site. They have been a premier contributor to the development 
					      of Open Source software over the past few years. 
    LightSys (www.LightSys.org),
					      the primary developer of Centrallix,
					      has been involved in Open Source software for some time.
					      LightSys is a charitable non-profit organization. 
    The Centrallix project is a member of CODN. 
 Taylor University CSS Dept. (http://www.css.taylor.edu/) 
					      has contributed greatly to Centrallix via the participation of
					      an "Open Source" special topics class, a couple of academic
					      class projects using Centrallix, and student interns working
					      on Centrallix at LightSys during summers. |  | The Centrallix Application PlatformOur Vision: A platform which enables open-source community-built business applications which can span the gap of widely varied data storage, adapt to changing technologies, make possible local customization and centralized updates, and multiply the effectiveness of both programmers and non-programmers alike. Centrallix is an open source (mostly GPL) framework and application platform, specializing in: 
				    Rich web-based application deployment using DHTML/AJAX
					technology (since late 1998!).Data abstraction - your data can be stored in databases, CSV files,
					emails, files, XML, and more.  And you can use SQL to bring it all
					together.Application abstraction your application is distinct from the
					deployment method (such as HTTP/DHTML), so other deployment /
					presentation methods can later be added.Applications as Data - applications are written declaratively, as
					structured information, and can be stored in any of several forms.A Fractal perspective on data detail - information can be accessed
					in a simple manner regardless of its depth of linking and embedding.
					For example, you can (ideally!) run a SQL query on the rows in a CSV file,
					attached to a MIME email, stored on a POP3 server, pointed to by a file
					on the local filesystem.  Or, run a SQL query against items in an RDF
					XML file stored on a remote web server, linked to by a file in the 
					local filesystem.  All without procedural code! And... it's different than what you think! 
 Purpose: Community
				Centrallix is a purpose-driven project, with the ultimate goal of being
				a platform for community-built applications needing:
				 
				    Ease of deployment.Technological longevity & survivability.Low costs (both for organizations deploying applications and for
					developers helping build such applications).Ease of customization of applications, and ease of collaborative development.A strong policy-driven security model.Flexible data access.Connectedness even when communication infrastructures are minimal or unreliable. 
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				    | Current Release: | 0.9.1 (September 2010) |  | Current Stability: | Development / Unstable. |  | Next Development Release: | 0.9.2 (Scheduled for late 2010) |  (Go to Downloads Page)
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