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Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #90. We've managed to close 8 bugs (7 real fixes). We are still at -40 bugs behind the 1 year period. …
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The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki Enterprise 7.3 Milestone 1. This is the first of the 2 stabilization releases that happen at the end of each yearly Cycles. Lots of polishing has been done, especially for the recently introduced Nested Pages feature and its consequences on the UI redesign (modified menus for example). …
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Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #89. We've managed to close 8 bugs (6 real fixes). We are still at -36 bugs behind the 1 year period. …
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Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #88. We've managed to close 14 bugs (5 real fixes). We are still at -44 bugs behind the 1 year period. …
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On the 26th of September, I’ve attended CSSconf EU 2015. It was really nice to see a conference focused mostly on CSS, and not combining very much other development or design topics. Doing front-end and being a front-end developer is considered very hip these days. We are living in an era where Photoshop or big heavy frameworks are fast getting deprecated. Unfortunately this era doesn’t care much about backwards-compatibility or support. People are trying to make everything faster and easier and don’t look too much in the past. If we want to stay relevant we should try to move a bit faster on the front-end development front, but I guess this is a problem any platform faces in these rapidly changing times. …
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