Here's a rundown of the major changes since Maestro 3.5
- You can now work with multiple site connections in the same application
- A new local connection mode, backed by the new mg-desktop library
- A new way to load really large package files
- An easy way to translate your MapGuide applications
- Brought back the Package Editor, missing since Maestro 2.1
- A whole load of bugfixes and minor enhancements since Maestro 3.5 (all of which you can find in changelog.txt in your Maestro installation)
The Maestro API has also undergone some major changes, bringing back some of the niceties that have been missing since Maestro 2.1. A special thanks goes out to the following people who've helped make the Maestro API into a more developer-friendly experience:
- Hans Milling
- Gunter Becker
- Crispin Hoult
The job's not finished on this front. There is still many things that can be done to improve the Maestro API developer experience even further. We'll leave that for next year :-)
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Hello,
I'm French and it's better for UI ! I can (try) to translate for my futur users (a lot don't speak english, and then, they're newbeeeett in GIS ...)
Excuse me for my langage errors ;)
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