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It mostly bring bugfixes but it also come with a new rendering Syntax variants concept and new experimental Live Data tools (but not used in XWiki Standard yet) meant to replace the current Live Table implementation one day.

It mostly bring bugfixes but it also come with a new rendering Syntax variants concept and new experimental Live Data tools (but not used in XWiki Standard yet) meant to replace the current Live Table implementation one day.

content : These two versions introduce the concept of [[custom filters>>extensions:Extension.WikiLinkURLNormalizer.WebHome||anchor="HCustomfilters"]], allowing forcing conversions of some URLs into internal wiki links.

extract : These two versions introduce the concept of [[custom filters>>extensions:Extension.WikiLinkURLNormalizer.WebHome||anchor="HCustomfilters"]], allowing forcing conversions of some URLs into internal wiki links.

This version mainly introduces various ways of customizing users directory and profiles and it also bring all comments features to annotation (answer, threaded annotation, etc.) by merging the two concepts in one comment with optional precise location.

We have worked hard during all the summer to finally achieve the introduction of a new concept: **//Nested Pages//**. This big change affects both the platform and the user interface, and you will discover many differences while using XWiki.

We have worked hard during all the summer to finally achieve the introduction of a new concept: **//Nested Pages//**. This big change affects both the platform and the user interface, and you will discover many differences while using XWiki.

Last but not least this release contains a first implementation of the "Supported By" extension concept for administrators. The release also includes lots of bug fixes and security fixes, with the highest severity being 9.1/10.

Last but not least this release contains a first implementation of the "Supported By" extension concept for administrators. The release also includes lots of bug fixes and security fixes, with the highest severity being 9.1/10.

Last but not least this release contains a first implementation of the "Supported By" extension concept for administrators. The release also includes lots of bug fixes and security fixes, with the highest severity being 9.1/10.

Last but not least this release contains a first implementation of the "Supported By" extension concept for administrators. The release also includes lots of bug fixes and security fixes, with the highest severity being 9.1/10.

This release candidate brings many Flamingo skin improvements to better present Nested Documents on top of the Nested Spaces concept. Similar Nested Spaces compatibility improvements were made in applications like: * Solr Search * App Within Minutes * FAQ * Activity Stream * Skin editor On the developers side, a new Select widget and a document picker were added to allow richer UIs to be created.

* XAWM-23: Separate wiki and wiki alias concepts. * XAWM-26: Add pretty name field to wikis decriptors

Vincent and Guillaume presented the {attach:"Wiki 2.0 Talk"|file=XWiki-OCTO-USI-1.2.ppt} which explained the concept of Wiki 2.0 (a.k.a Structured Wikis or Application Wikis or Second Generation Wikis), with XWiki as example.

It is an interesting concept and could be helpful for us to use it for our widgets/pickers/macros (like the datepicker, colorpicker, suggests and even our WYSIWYG could be written as a Web Component).

His presentation holds one my favorites quotes from this conference, and that is: (((>Discover what users love, so you can protect it. - [[@danrubin>>https://twitter.com/snookca/status/382444467753480192/]]))) We are constantly driven by change and I always try to find improvements to bring to XWiki, but sometimes maybe we just need to stop a bit and see what are the core concepts that bring users to want our platform. I have some ideas in mind (like extensibility, powerful development features, customizable, etc.) and right now I'm looking for ways to find our most wanted core features (and make sure we don't ever break them)