Mojasef from svn is actually very stable. I’m using it in several commercial projects at the moment, and those projects are driving new features and bugfixes pretty hard. I realize that I have been very lax in making “proper” releases, and I’ve recently been getting the same sort of comments from other colleagues working with Mojasef and Stringtree.

What I plan to do is to make a blog post over the next few days with a release and documentation roadmap for Mojasef. The bottom line is that the current high-churn “alpha” version should be going into a serious public beta soon, with a stable release to follow.

In the meanwhile, I’d very much appreciate it if folks could take a look at the Mojasef stories and let me know any opinions on which features you think should be added to the list, and which are a must-have for a public stable release.

Any and all Stringtree and Mojasef users are more than welcome to contact me by email – a web search for “Frank Carver” should turn up several email addresses

just came back to Stringtree while looking for Mojasef as the potential webserver for a Rhino-based jQuery-powered web application framework. Some details about that here: http://ejohn.org/blog/bringing-the-browser-to-the-server/

Now what I find rather disturbing is that the latest Mojasef release is dated to 2005/02/02, according to its release notes.

In case its updated (and released) together with Stringtree, it would help a lot if you could add a note about that.

Otherwise, as you mention “the next stable Mojasef release” in this post: Any schedule for that? And how stable is the trunk codebase?