Railo - History - Release History

Release History

Major version (Codename)	Minor version	Release date	Notes
0	Alpha 1	2004-04-10	The first official release of the Railo CFML engine.
	Alpha 2	2004-05-18
	Alpha 3	2004-08-03
	Alpha 4	2004-10-21
	Beta 1	2005-01-16	The first beta release of Railo.
	Beta 2	2005
	Beta 3	2005
	RC1	2005-09-23	The first release candidate of Railo was presented to the German CFUG in Munich.
1.0	1.0.0.000	2006-04
2.0	2.0.0.000	2007-09-10
	2.0.1.000
	2.0.2.000
3.0	3.0.0.000	2008-09-09
	3.0.1.000
	3.0.2.000
	3.0.3.000
3.1 (Barry)	3.1.0.000	2009-08-12	First Open Source release of Railo.
	3.1.1.000	2009-08-11
	3.1.2.000	2010-11-26
3.2 (Greyfriars Bobby)	3.2.1.000	2011-12-24
	3.2.2.000	2011-03-18
	3.2.3.000	2011-06-10
3.3 (Hachiko)	3.3.1.000	2011-11-03	Added built-in support for ORM and many other features.
3.3 (Hachiko)	3.3.4.003	2012-06-25
4.0 (Appollo)	4.0.0.013	2012-07-02
4.0 (Appollo)	4.0.3.006	2013-02-21	Current stable release of Railo
4.1 (Endal)	4.1.0.004	2012-03-01	Beta version
4.2 (Togo)	4.2.0.000	n/a	Alpha version

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