MichaelDance
Well-known member
Sounds great guys I prefer 5.4.x+ as-well ![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
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The "Like" button should be replaced with a "Love" button for the first post.
Pretty much this. From XenForo 2.0 I would love to have better development tools to improve workflow.This is brilliant news, and I'm really, really looking forward to what new features XF 2.0 will have now we can allow for backwards compatibility breaksI would love it if developers can get more features that allow us to work closer to a "modern" workflow - I'm using SASS/Grunt heavily these days and I love how painless they make development. Being able to commit my custom add-ons into their Git repositories without having to symlink the js/, library/ and styles/ folders within would be lovely too..
That said, XF 1.x s still the finest community platform (the forums are but a minor part of my site!) I have ever had the pleasure to work with, the support the quickest and most helpful, and easily the most flexible and powerful platform to build upon. Bravo.
Does this also mean that further development on x.X-level releases will continue?The Small Print...
(Please note that nothing mentioned regarding a future version should be construed as a guarantee of things to come. This message is based on thoughts and information available as of today.)
I doubt it, other than 1.4.x updates with bug fixes and what notDoes this also mean that further development on x.X-level releases will continue?
Nope. It should be replaced with SEX.The "Like" button should be replaced with a "Love" button for the first post.
I assume you mean either 5.6 or PHP 7.I would prefer PHP 6 for XF 2.0 or Hack
PHP won't be available for another 5 years.I would prefer PHP 6 for XF 2.0 or Hack
PHP... 7?I assume you mean either 5.6 or PHP 7.
PHP 7 isn't even out yet, so that makes no sense.
I wonder if there will be a new default style like most forum softwares do on new first-point releases.
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