<p>30 total commiters over 610 commits since <ahref="/doc/release/0.7">Camlistore 0.7</a>, including Aaron Boodman, Andrew Gerrand, Antti Rasinen, Bill Thiede, Brad Fitzpatrick, Bret Comnes, Brian Gitonga Marete, Daniel Coonce, Daniel Erat, Edward Sheffler III, Eric Drechsel, Govert Versluis, Hernan Grecco, Joshua Gay, Mario Russo, Mathieu Lonjaret, Matt Jibson, Nick O'Neill, Philip Snowberger, Piotr S. Staszewski, Ritesh Sinha, Rob Young, Robert Kroeger, Steven L. Speek, Tamás Gulácsi.</p>
<li>Hello app, serves as a prototype and example. We're in the process of removing more code from the main camlistored server process and kicking them out into client applications which can be sandboxed (both for CPU instructions, and for API data access) into separate processes. This will also force our APIs to improve if they're found to be lacking.</li>
<li>Publisher app, replaces publish handler. The publishing code (for putting photo galleries on the web for others to see) has been removed from the core of camlistored and is now an external process, but one that can be managed by camlistored.</li>
<li>Image representation for any kind of content (<code>camliContentImage</code> is now a well-supported permanode attribute in the importers, web UI, search, etc).</li>
<li>Rewritten blob sync handler (the server's background async replication), now bug fixes, better UI status, and option to run a full validation.</li>
<li>Indexer now gracefully handles dependent blobs arriving out of order and reschedules indexing as dependencies are satisified. This means full syncs in arbitrary orders don't confuse the indexer.</li>
<li>Cleaned up subdirs in <tt>./pkg/index</tt>. Cleaned up <tt>./pkg/sorted/</tt> API. Many tests now use Docker to test dependencies (mongo, mysql, postgres, etc) rather than using the host machine's database.</li>
<li>Sorting of permanodes by time now recognizes a handful of common date-related schema attributes as used by the importers. The default search response's sort order should be sane for most people now, showing newer content first.</li>
<li>Photos with GPS location in the EXIF but no timezone information (most cameraphone photos) now map the latitude and longitude to a timezone using the <ahref="https://github.com/bradfitz/latlong"><code>latlong</code> package</a> so they sort properly with respect to other events in your stream (e.g. Tweets, Foursquare checkins, etc.) Useful for anybody who travels or doesn't live in UTC..</li>