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March 12th, 2009
We’ve been working hard for the last 2 months and finally have a great new release to announce!
Sequel Pro 0.9.4 is a crucial update for all users. If you are on Sequel Pro 0.9.1 or later you should see a software update for 0.9.4 the next time you open Sequel Pro.
You can download a copy of Sequel Pro 0.9.4 (release notes) from the download page.
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March 6th, 2009
The first release candidate for Sequel Pro 0.9.4 is now available. Download Now
This update brings a whole host of user interface improvements and bugfixes. Some highlights are:
Everyone please download this version and report any bugs you find to the issue tracker.
February 22nd, 2009
Getting Involved
If you are interested in helping out on the Sequel Pro project, have a look at the Getting Involved page.
We are currently looking for programmers and graphic designers to help out, in making Sequel Pro the best Database Management app on Mac OS X.
Source Code
Instructions for checking out the very latest version of the source code are now available. Download a copy of the Xcode Developer Tools from http://connect.apple.com/ and build your own copy of Sequel Pro.
Nightly Builds 
If you don’t have access to the Developer Tools, you can grab the latest build of Sequel Pro daily from our Build Server.
February 21st, 2009
New Release Coming Soon..
The next version of Sequel Pro (0.9.4) is noticably faster! Imports, exports and general browsing — All faster! Sequel Pro 0.9.4 will be an evolutionary release, no significant new features.
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Sequel Pro Statistics
Sequel Pro has been incredibly popular since we launched nearly a year ago. We have had more than 50,000 downloads of Sequel Pro in total, with more than 25,000 of those from our latest 0.9.3 release.
User Privileges Management, Export Interface Redesign, Redesigned Preferences Window, Contextual Menus
Coming from CocoaMySQL 0.7b6 to Sequel Pro some of you have noticed that the User management system went missing. Unfortunately we haven’t been able to get our hands on the source code for this, to include it in Sequel Pro, but the great news is that Mark is currently working on a fresh new user interface for managing privileges.
Your workflow may require that you Import and Export (or backup) several databases daily. Ben is currently redesigning the export dialogue with a unified interface for exporting to many popular file formats.
A fresh new preferences window and contextual menus are also on the cards for our next big release, thanks to Stuart.
We are working hard to get these and many other exciting features out the door.
Donations
We would like to thank the generous users who have offered monetary contributions to the project, so far. We are almost half way to our goal of $US1000 which we will be putting towards a new app icon for Sequel pro. If you would like to help out it’s as simple as clicking the orange donate button on the donate page.
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Peace!
— The Sequel Pro Team
December 20th, 2008
We would like to welcome three new programmers to the team: Mark Townsend, Rowan Beentje, and Stuart Connolly. Thanks guys!
We haven’t released a new version since October, so Sequel Pro 0.9.3 is jam packed with new fixes and usability features. This update is recommended for all users.
You can download a copy of Sequel Pro 0.9.3 (release notes) from the download page.
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December 20th, 2008
New Website Screenshot
The Sequel Pro project has been developing rapidly since we started with two developers in April 2008. With six developers now, we thought it was time for the project to have it’s own dedicated web space.
We have some great ideas for Sequel Pro and this website, already in development. The online documentation for the Sequel Pro app will be online by the next point release.
If you are currently linking to the Google Code project or MJMedia website from your blog/forum please consider updating to the new http://www.sequelpro.com/ website.
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November 4th, 2008
We are now the official successor to the CocoaMySQL project.
Links to the final beta versions of CocoaMySQLand CocoaMySQL-SBG are available on the Release Archives page.
We have maintained a great deal of the information from the CocoaMySQL SourceForge website[cocoamysql.sourceforge.net] including screenshots, credits and general project information.
We would like to thank all of the contributors to the CocoaMySQL project, especially Lorenz Textor, for making this our favourite MySQL database management app on Mac OS X
October 21st, 2008
Sequel Pro v0.9.2 fixes some fundamental data editing issues.
A copy of this version of Sequel Pro can be downloaded from the Release Archives.
A full list of the changes in this release are on the Release Notes page.
October 17th, 2008
We would like to welcome a new programmer Ben Perry (avenjamin) to the team. Ben has contributed numerous bug fixes to the project and added a few of the new features. Thanks Ben!
Sequel Pro version 0.9.1 contains bug fixes for some of the code from the CocoaMySQL project and also adds a few minor graphical additions.
A copy of this version of Sequel Pro can be downloaded from the Release Archives.
A full list of the changes in this release are on the Release Notes page.
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August 5th, 2008
Sequel Pro 0.9 is now available for download from the Google Code Project website. 
This release brings a bunch of user interface changes, including a fresh new project icon.
Sequel Pro v0.9 is available to download from the Release Archives. A full list of the changes in this version are on the Release Notes page.
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