From the news release:

We’re very pleased to present to you a major upgrade to xajax featuring a number of new features, under-the-hood improvements, and bugfixes.

Some highlights include: object support for registered functions, support for registering functions in external PHP files, pre-function and catch-all function support, optional error handling, a heavily refactored Javascript engine, a huge number of interactive tests, and improved control over character encoding.

Detailed release notes are available at:
http://wiki.xajaxproject.org/0.2_Release_Notes

It’s really been exciting working on this project with J. Max Wilson the past few months, as it’s the first time I’ve collaborated with someone in an open source fashion. It’s weird being the guy who’s trying to figure out bug reports and requests for help on the forum, rather than being the guy with the bug reports and help requests. Thankfully, we have a number of really helpful regular posters who offer advice and assistance — and, hey, that’s what open source is all about.

If you’re interested in Ajax and you’re a PHP programmer, please give 0.2 a try and let us know what you think!

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