WordPress 4.7 Field Guide
WordPress 4.7 is just around the corner (this month). Here is a field guide, detailing what are the changes (and there are plenty!) and what to pay attention to during and after upgrade of your site,...
View ArticleCentOS 7.3 released
CentOS 7.3 was released rather quietly a couple of days ago. Or maybe it wasn’t quietly, but I still somehow missed it. Here is a list of major changes: Since release 1503 (abrt>=...
View ArticleWordPress 4.9 Field Guide
WordPress 4.9 is just around the corner (scheduled for release tomorrow, November 14th). This version brings an impressive number of new features and improvements. The stats so far are: Roughly 400...
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Fedora 27
Fedora 27, the latest and greatest version, has been released. As always, a lot of work went into putting it all together. But for personally, the new releases has stopped being exciting a long time...
View ArticleCakePHP 3.6.0 release
My all time favorite PHP framework – CakePHP has recently announced the availability of the long awaited version 3.6.0. What’s so special about this particular version? – those of you not very...
View ArticleMySQL 8.0 release
MySQL 8.0 has been released and it brings the following new features, enhancements, and more: SQL Window functions, Common Table Expressions, NOWAIT and SKIP LOCKED, Descending Indexes, Grouping,...
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Fedora 28
The brand new and shiny Fedora 28 has been released! This one brings updates to Gnome, improved battery life, and external repositories for things like Google Chrome browser and Nvidia proprietary...
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Highlights from Git 2.19 and PHP syntax
GitHub blog covers the highlights from Git 2.19, which was recently released. One particular change that I want to highlight (which GitHub skipped in their highlights, but which exists in the Git...
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Zabbix 4.2 is out!
Zabbix 4.2 has been released and it brings an impressive array of new features and improvements. Some of these are: Built-in support of Prometheus data collectionEfficient high-frequency...
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Fedora 30
Fedora 30 has been released a few days ago. In the long list of changes, the most interesting to me are: Upgrade to Bash 5Upgrade to PHP 7.3 (more specifically 7.3.4)Deprecation of /etc/sysconfig/nfs...
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