pylibmc 1.0 alpha release!
My project pylibmc, the memcached client C extension for Python, has now reached the milestones I set out for it to go 1.0. So I'm making a 1.0 alpha release, i.e. what others might call a release candidate.
What does this mean? Normally, it would for a library mean that the API is considered stable. But for a project that has as a primary objective to mimic an already-existing API, that stability guarantee has already been made.
However, what I want you to do is to test pylibmc out on as many platforms as you can, file as many bug reports as you can over at the GitHub issue tracker thing.
pylibmc 1.0-alpha over at PyPI
Oh, and happy 2010, folks.
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