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 Saturday, February 10, 2007
Saturday, February 10, 2007 3:57:09 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00) (  |  |  |  )

Here's how it works: for the last two years we at UltiDev LLC work mainly on HttpVPN - our flagship product and the main reason why our company exists. Once upon a time we've decided that making a simple redistributable web server software would be a great value-added piece completing HttpVPN offering and allowing us to probe prospective market for HttpVPN, gather contact information of people who may by interested in HttpVPN and setup our QA, build and release processes along the way. The experiment turned out to be as successful and we hoped it would be. We've got about 15,000 (and counting) installed UltiDev Cassini Web Server runtimes worldwide and we are receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from users. All this also means that about every six months we have our Cassini task tracker full enough to suspend HttpVPN work for a few weeks and do another release or UltiDev Cassini. This time was no exception.

Although we always hope to keep our Cassini mid-version upgrade development cycle limited to three weeks, it took us usual five weeks to fix, test, fix again, test again and release the latest version of UltiDev Cassini Web Server. This release had two main points of focus: to eliminate all known installation/registration hurdles and to make UltiDev Cassini compatible with all 64-bit Windows platforms. 64 bit OSes are gaining popularity very rapidly thanks to the fact that most of the recent (and even not so recent - think Pentium D) CPUs from AMD and Intel are x64-compatible. Windows Vista comes in 32- and 64-bit versions right from the start, while existing Windows XP Pro x64 and Windows 2003 Server 64-bit were somewhat obscure because they were released before 64-bit CPUs hit the mainstream. Nowadays it's pretty much impossible to buy a CPU that does not have x64 compatibility. Hoping to please Vista 32 and 64 bit users we made sure that our latest version of Cassini runs smoothly on all the latest multicore 32 and 64 bit CPUs and supports entire (reasonable) line of Windows operating systems: from Windows 2000 to Vista.

Now, whether you own an older version of our tiny but powerful UltiDev Cassini, or you never tried it - go ahead and download the latest version. If you owned old version - most of the known issues will go away (or if you had none you will be less likely to face issues in the future). If you never saw our Cassini - it's a perfect time to spend 20 minutes on something you probably will go "wow!" about. Check it out now!