conjoon

lighthttpd is a very successful open source web server – a number of large companies already use it for speeding up their Web 2.0 applications. Apparently, it was just a question of time until some users wanted to run conjoon under lighthttpd instead of Apache 2, for which the software was configured. A blog entry on misterfu.de shows you how you can  set up the rewrite rules so that the Zend Framework routing  still works:

url.rewrite-final = (
“.*\.(mp3|swf|js|ico|gif|jpg|png|css)” => “$0″,
“blank\.html” => “$0″,
“^/install/(.*)$” => “$0″,
“^index\/redirect.+$” => “index.php”,
“.$” => “/index.php”
)

conjoon v0.1 is raring to go and it brings a lot of improvements and new features.

Once Ext 3.0 final gets published, we will apply some fine tuning and release V0.1.

Here are some of the key features the new version brings:

* iPhone support
* Twitter client
* automated session manager
* caching
* enhanced workbench with organizable quick panels
* UI improvements
* System Sounds

Needless to say that various bug fixes made it into this release. Around 300 commits to the vcs have been made since the last release.
Here’s a screenshot of the upcoming release:

conjoon V0.1 preview - click to view full size