You can download, view the API docs, and join the mailing list from the official site (solarphp.com).

The change notes are:

* Converted all __hive() calls to __solar() instead.

* Added email and initial description to Solar_Cell_Bugs columns, removed reference to Solar_Cell_Talk (should be handled by the application object, not the bugs entity)

* Converted all 'dt' (date-time) abbreviations to 'ts' (timestamp) for consistency with Solar_Sql_Entity column type naming

* Multiple changes to Solar_Sql_Entity array keys ('ent' ==> 'tbl', 'seqname' ==> 'sequence', 'valid' ==> 'validate', 'message' ==> 'feedback'

* Added Solar_Form class (aggregates element-building instructions and validation)

* Added "None.php" drivers for Solar_User_Auth and Solar_User_Role (to facilitate having no backend for those services)

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There were some internal changes to the Solar_Cell classes for Bugs and Talk (the bug and comment table entities, respectively). The biggest addition is the Solar_Form class, which is kind of like HTML_QuickForm, except it's not. ;-)

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