Birthday Release Party
Birthday Release Party
Posted about 1 year ago by romanb
Today is Jonathan's birthday and in order to celebrate properly we're rolling out three new releases.
Doctrine Common RC1
The first release candidate of the Doctrine Common project.
Doctrine DBAL BETA4
The last beta release of the Doctrine DBAL project.
Doctrine ORM BETA4
The last beta release of the Doctrine ORM project.
Again we want to thank everyone who participated in the ongoing development efforts, whether it was through bug reports, comments, critique, praise and/or actual code contributions.
What next
Some might know that we originally planned to release 2.0 stable today but we're simply not there yet. However, things are going quite well and we're confident that the final releases of the 2.0 versions are close. The ORM and DBAL now enter a final phase of bug-fixing to resolve any issues we find critical for the final releases and will then follow the Common project into RC (release candidate) status.
Comments (5) [ add comment ]
Cool Posted by Koc about about 1 year ago.
Happy Birthday, Jonathan! All the best!
Is it possible add Connection Resolver [DBAL-20] to the next DBAL release?
Looking forward Posted by Jonathan Nieto about about 1 year ago.
Looking forward to the first stable release!
Happy birthday tocayo! (tocayo is a latinoamerican word used to call someone who has your same name)
Regards!
Happy Birthday Posted by Michael about about 1 year ago.
Happy Birthday Jonathan! I wish you all the best. And thanks to the Doctrine developer team for this birthday gift to us all ;)
Great Posted by bandirsen about about 1 year ago.
Great work for doctrine working team Happy B'day for Jonathan
Been Trying It Out! Posted by Logan about about 1 year ago.
I've been playing with the beta4 release the past week and I've found it to be easy and very rewarding! The annotations metadata is fantastic: I love having all the configuration alongside the actual code. I especially enjoy that Doctrine is now very "hands-off" in terms of the actual model implementation and everything in terms of code is very explicit. Works like a dream ;)