====== RED5 – Project Roadmap ======

  * Current Release: **0.7.0**

  * Next Release: **0.7.1**

==== 0.1 Echo, Echo, Echo ====
 
//Released Early October 2005//

Proof of concept release showing [[documentation::RTMP|RTMP]] and [[documentation::AMF|AMF]] support.

  * Standalone server
  * Spring and Mina integrated to form server base
  * [[documentation::AMF|AMF]] data encoding and decoding
  * [[documentation::RTMP|RTMP]] packet encoding and decoding
  * Service invocation layer
  * Echo service exposed using [[documentation::RTMP|RTMP]]

==== 0.2 OFLA Online Prototype ====
 
//21st October 2005//

Prototype release demonstrating video streaming and scripting.

  * FLV reading code
  * Audio / Video streaming from disk
  * Hierarchy of spring contexts (Global, Host, and App)


==== 0.3 More Core Features ====

//[[version.3_release|2.21.2006 - v0.3 Release notes]]//

Unstable release adding many more core features.

  * FLV output code
  * Audio / Video recording
  * Live Stream Publishing
  * Shared objects
  * Standalone binary package with installer
  * Embedded Jetty Servlet engine

==== 0.4 Public Alpha Release ====

//[[version.4_release|4.21.2006 - v0.4 Release notes]]//

//[[version.4.1_release|5.1.2006 - v0.4.1 Release notes]]//

During this release we will work on the core API and adding additional protocols.

  * [[documentation:amf|AMF]] Remoting service
  * RTMPT, RTMPS protocols
  * Basic samples and documentation
  * XML socket server 
  * Start on RED5 public API
  

NOTE: Scripting support bumped to 0.5 - we felt that focusing on the core API in 0.4 was necessary and adding Scripting bugs in the mix would complicate/harm the API testing.

==== 0.5 Spring Loaded Web Applications ====

//[[05final|7.25.2006 - v0.5 Release notes]]//

This release will focus on providing support and services for rapid application development. 
  * Flow control in streaming
  * Simple web based http log / debug console (XML/RPC based)
  * Message style transport API
  * Remoting client support
  * Persistence
  * Periodic events
  * Shared object event handlers
 

==== 0.6 Developer Beta Release (current release) ====

//[[06rc1|10.30.2006 - v0.6rc1 Release notes]]//

//[[06rc2|02.12.2007 - v0.6rc2 Release notes]]//

//[[06rc3|04.11.2007 - v0.6rc3 Release notes]]//

//[[06final|04.23.2007 - v0.6 final Release notes]]//

//[[061final|05.24.2007 - v0.6.1 final Release notes]]//

//[[062final|06.18.2007 - v0.6.2 final Release notes]]//

//[[063final|09.18.2007 - v0.6.3 final Release notes]]//

More stable version of 0.5 targeting developers who are itching to get started using RED5 to develop the next killer app. 
  * Available in Standalone and WAR versions 
  * Documentation covering all new features
  * ROR style app development video bundled
  * Kick start application code
  * Stable version of RED5 Public API
  * Security (using Acegi security system)

==== 0.7 Out of the Sandbox and into the Fire! ====

//[[070final|02.23.2008 - v0.7 Release notes]]//

This release will add non-core features that have been developed in the sandbox to the main trunk. The list of features for this release is not fixed and is likely to change.

  * Web based Flex admin console
  * Edge/Origin clustering support
  * Support client side application frameworks
  * AJAX support (XML Post, XML-RPC, etc).
  * Integrate with Spring Web Services project beta.
  * Scripting support (JavaScript, Groovy, Beanshell, JRuby, Jython)

==== 0.8 Public Beta Release ====

More stable version of 0.7 for production environment testing. This public beta release will have many more features and so the focus should be on testing and bug reports.

==== 0.9 Use the Force, Release Candidates ====

During 0.9 we will aim to fix all known bugs, perform performance testing and optimization, and generally clean up the code, samples and documentation. There will be a series of Release Candidates for public testing.


==== 1.0 Jedi Power, Public Release ====

Its finally ready!  So it doesn’t have a shiny box, but it will come with some marketing material designed to please your boss, and best of all its free. How can anyone resist?