The Python fans at croozeus.com were kind enough to arrange a special PyS60 Talk session for Mobile Web Server.

See the details here and be there!

-Jukka

Hi folks!

Keeping up with the latest device offerings, MWS now fully supports Nokia N96 as well. There is a new minor release (1.4.1) available from our Download page. Actually, if you’re a lucky owner of a S60 3rd Edition, FP2 device (Nokia N78, Nokia 6210 Navigator, Nokia 6220 Classic etc.) you might want to update to this release since it corrects some features for those devices. This release works just as well wíth the upcoming Nokia [...]

Here is a collection of some of the love letters more positive feedback we have received during the Mobile Web Server beta times.

First up some comments from the readers of this blog.
Wao! This is great! I really appreciate it!
Thank You Gentleman! This is a dream come true for me!
(Aron)
I love the concept of Mobile Web Server, and see great potential here.
(PaulC)
hi Jukka
mws is one ofthe reasons why i love s60 so much, it actually ( in my opinion ) the [...]

A comment I have heard often is that the content from a Mobile Web Server should be available also via various feeds, to be imported into other services. For Blog entries and Gallery items we have already added these via RSS (see Forum Nokia Wiki for more information). These work for me in Jaiku for example, have you tried the feeds in other services?

One interesting addition would be to add Presence information such as calendar status and location [...]

One major gripe with the Mobile Web Server user management is adding the access rights for different applications. You know, going through all of the applications (such as Blog or Presence) and adding the rights one by one. In an upcoming release we will finally address this, and you can help us getting it right.

The current idea is roughly this:
- there will be a single ‘Add access rights’ page under Settings that includes all of the applications and their features
- [...]