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WordPress 2.5.1 available

by on April 25, 2008 in Uncategorized

Version 2.5.1 of WordPress is now available. It includes a number of bug fixes, performance enhancements, and one very important security fix. The vulnerability is not public but it will be shortly.

In addition to the security fix, 2.5.1 contains many bug fixes. Additional there are over 70 other fixes. 2.5.1 focuses on fixing the most annoying bugs and improving performance. The highlights are:

  • Performance improvements for the Dashboard, Write Post, and Edit Comments pages.
  • Better performance for those who have many categories
  • Media Uploader fixes
  • An upgrade to TinyMCE 3.0.7
  • Widget Administration fixes
  • Various usability improvements
  • Layout fixes for IE
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VMWare Fusion 1.1.2 available

by on April 24, 2008 in Uncategorized

VMware Fusion 1.1.2 provides better support for the MacBook Air, enables Time Machine backup of virtual machines and adds support for Windows XP SP3 Boot Camp partitions.

VMware Fusion 1.1.2 is a free update for all existing VMware Fusion users and can be downloaded directly here.

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Interview with core engineer of open BlueDragon

by on April 23, 2008 in CFML

In the last of the series of the open BlueDragon Steering Committee interviews is Andy Wu. Andy has been with New Atlanta for 7 years and is an engineer of BlueDragon.

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Matt Woodward on Open BlueDragon

by on April 23, 2008 in CFML

In the series of Open BlueDragon Steering Committee member interview it is this time Matt Woodward, the host of the famous ColdFusionWeekly Podcast and also for his engagement in Mach-II.

I think the most important part of the interview is where Matt said this about the open source CFML engine:

“I’m also excited because I think this has tremendous potential to build up an entirely different kind of community around CFML as a language. Open BlueDragon will become what we as a community make of it, and I think this gives people more of a sense of ownership, which in turn can lead to greater participation, and this feeds on itself in a very positive way. In my experience people get excited when they feel they’re a part of something at this level and this can only be good both for Open BlueDragon and CFML as a language. “

Read the whole interview over at Alan Williamson’s blog.

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