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Xaraya 1.1.5 Released

xar_logo_base_120 We are pleased to announce the release of Xaraya Core 1.1.5, a maintenance release offering further improvements and bug fixes on the 1.x series.

Instructions for new installs are included in the distribution files and via links in the installation script. For those upgrading, please make sure you check the distribution instructions in UPGRADE.txt or online, and then run the upgrade script. There are no major template or database changes in this release, or changes in the configuration file.

Core version 1.1.5 also includes a number of general improvements:

What Is Xaraya?

Xaraya is a cutting edge open source framework (written in PHP) on which developers can create sophisticated web applications and designers enjoy considerable flexibility.

Selected features of Xaraya:

Modular design
Stable, extensive API
Fully internationalized
XML based templating with BlockLayout

But you don't have to take our word for it... many sites have been Xaraya-ized.

Featured at Xaraya.com

Next Steps in the Project

At the meeting several weeks ago the topic of future plans and release branches for the Xaraya project was discussed. This was of course not the first time this issue has been talked and thought about, both on IRC and the mailing lists, in formal or informal settings. While opinions are by no means unanimous on how to move forward, most of us have reached a broad consensus that allows us to move forward as time and resources allow. What follows is a rough outline of where we see the project headed over the coming months.