Rama 0.4: System proxy and PAC support
Rama 0.4 has been released, introducing system-configured proxy support and PAC file capabilities via a WASM runtime. The update also expands protocol support to include gRPC and the lightweight ttRPC alternative.
Why it matters
This release enhances the flexibility and interoperability of the Rama proxy framework, making it easier for developers to integrate complex networking requirements into their applications.
Rama 0.4 is here, bringing system-configured proxy support to clients (rama-net), including PAC support (rama-pac) driven by JavaScript within a WASM runtime (rama-js). It also expands our gRPC support and adds support for ttRPC, a lightweight alternative to gRPC running directly on top of TCP.
Six weeks after the release of 0.3 — nicely within the promised two-to-eight-week release train window — we are proud and happy to have shipped rama 0.4 . It's a release that I am very happy with, as we were not only able to make tons of improvements here and there, but also got to work on some items that had been on our backlog for a long time.
Are you new to Rama ? Please read the introduction found in the project README , and afterwards you might want to read through the Rama 101 blog series .
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