The bad thing is that stuff have recently advanced slowly. But, the good thing is that there is advancement!
Development on LightFrame is on hold. I'm doing documentation (both technical and user, although a user manual has a higher priority), so, aside from the bugs I encounter and subsequently fix, the framework will probably change pretty little.
In the mean time, I created a temporary page for lightframe.org that acts just as a portal between the various sites used for the development. I thought it was silly for the main page to redirect to the ticket system, so there's now a proper HTML page greeting the visitor, while the tickets have been moved to tickets.lightframe.org.
PS: During the smallish projects I've done with LightFrame, the development has seemed pretty nice and effortless. Setting up a project is a bit dull, but that'll change in the future with proper setup scripts to help. Expect those in Alpha3, the latest. This reminds me, I probably should do some gardening at Assembla again.
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