Wateronmars -- my news reader and bookmark saving web app -- has recently got some new features: every items (feed sources and bookmarks) can now be easily edited and removed. Not too soon, right ? I've actually been using it since a little more than 1 year  to consume my feeds and store some links and the need to edit a bookmark title or to un-subscribe from some feed wasn't a big urge, but eventually became big enough to motivate to add the missing forms and bit of REST API. This was also the occasion to clean a little more some of the pages, which, in turn, is a just a prelude of the next big feature to come: internationalization (more on that later). The result has a certain feeling of completeness and can be seen on the demo site on heroku and in the sources on github.

Yapsy - my fat-free DIY python plugin management toolkit -- has recently jumped from 1.10 to 1.11 with a great new contribution: allowing plugins to run in their own processes separated from the plugin manager's (and presumably the application's) own process. Adding brand new features is not very frequent for Yapsy (last time was 2 years and a half ago !) but it doesn't prevent people from using it and  contributing to it, which I find really nice. Besides the features there has been also a fair number of bug fixes contributed which, I guess, can be interpreted as a good sign (even though I'd prefer to have it bug-free). All of this was the occasion to improve a little more the documentation (also on readthedoc) to be more helpful and make sure that people know how and where to contribute (spoiler: github pull requests are perfectly fine if you've lost your sourceforge credentials and don't intend to get them back ;) ) You can read more on the latest release notes:

• Yapsy 1.11.023
• Yapsy 1.11.123