After long Christmas/New Year holidays I’m ready to push vyBuddy forward.
My next step will be creation of vyBuddy beta, codenamed “Grim Fandango”.
What features will beta have?
Well, mostly the same as alpha, but everything will be more polished,
more stable, more usable. Crap will be removed without any mercy. 
Both UI and code will receive major improvements.
Anticipated Import/Export functionality finally added! 
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everybody!
According to different independent sources, inability to export or import
objects, like tasks, remote commands or Vyatta hosts, is the main weakness
of vyBuddy today. Because I want to create some kind of community around,
I just can’t ignore such signals.
Now we are taking on JSON object import/export to achieve portability
and interchangeability for vyBuddy-related stuff. Good luck to all of us!
Just took a few basic optimization steps and
reduced vyhostd memory consumption twice.
Big fat thanks goes to folks from Ruby on Rails LinkedIn group!
Just finished with JavaScript and switched to latest ExtJS and Netzke.
I can’t say I’m satisfied, but enough for now. So what’s next, you ask?
vyBuddy has huge problem with vyhostd memory consumption and
“bulk add” feature working not as intended. For the next few days
I’ll concentrate on these issues and hope to solve them.
Now working on client-side JS code optimization,
really long and hard way to go, a week or two,
but it’s necessary to do before any other things.
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Today 32-bit appliance created for better compatibility:
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