[Fluid-announce] Fluid Infusion 0.4 Released!

[Anastasia Cheetham]

The Fluid Project is pleased to announce the final release of Fluid  
Infusion 0.4, featuring our new Inline Edit component, improvements to  
the Uploader component and a preview of the Pager component.

Infusion 0.4 is available for download at:

http://fluidproject.org/index.php/downloads

What's New in This Release?

New features of this release include:

    * Preview versions of two new components:
          o Inline Edit
          o Pager
    * Improvements to the Uploader component
    * Improvements to the jQuery Keyboard Accessibility plugin


What is Fluid Infusion?

Fluid Infusion is a collection of rich, reusable, accessible user  
interface components built for the Web. These components have been  
designed by a cross-disciplinary team and thoroughly tested for  
usability and accessibility. By incorporating Fluid components into  
your web application's user interface, you will make your application  
easier to use by more people. Easier to use means happier users.

Known Issues

An up-to-date listing of known issues with this release is available at:
http://issues.fluidproject.org/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?mode=hide&requestId=10083

Help us Build a Usable Web For Everyone

The Fluid Project is an open, collaborative development project. Our  
goal is to improve the user experience of community source web  
applications, so if you are a designer or developer and want to help  
change the world, consider getting involved! The Fluid component  
library includes not only full source code but also a designer's  
toolkit that offers useful design, accessibility, and usability  
strategies and documentation, all backed by a growing community of  
interaction designers, user interface experts, and software developers  
contributing a wealth of expertise in usability and accessibility.

Thanks to everyone in the community for their hard work and support  
for this release.

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Anastasia Cheetham                   a.cheetham at utoronto.ca
Software Designer, Fluid Project    http://fluidproject.org
Adaptive Technology Resource Centre / University of Toronto