Tryton 1.8 is out

[bch]

I'm glad to announce the 1.8 release of Tryton:


Main improvements[1]:

* Extensive API simplification (gain in the number of line of code and
  first step toward an implementation of the Active record pattern).

* The client now offer pagination for very big list of documents and
  fix a memory leak, making it more responsive.

* Can be run completly on a USB stick (with Neso).


[1] More details about this release:
    http://news.tryton.org/2010/11/tryton-18-is-out.html



About Tryton:

Tryton is a Python framework aimed at rapid development of integrated
business application (aka ERP).

The main software stack is :
* A relational database (PostgreSQL, or MySQL or Sqlite)
* the Tryton server that offers amongst other stuff an ORM, automated
  database migrations and expose data through several protocols
  (XML-RPC, JSON-RPC, WebDAV, CalDAV, with SSL or without)
* The Tryton client, written in pyGTK, it offers the priviliged way to
  acces those data.

There is also:
* Neso, the standalone version of Tryton, that glues server and client
  together and run on top of Sqlite.
* Proteus: a library that allows to acces easily local and remote
  Tryton server (from the command line or from any other Python
  software) and expose data through and Active Record API



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