its not a serious thread just having some fun, no need for the snarksbut you don't see them posting threads complaining about it
You started the "snarks" I guess you can dish it out but can't take it eh?i hope xf never goes 2.0
you guys so serious need some gfs tbhYou started the "snarks" I guess you can dish it out but can't take it eh?
really?on track for this quarter
That's very good to know!If you have already invested time and money into XF1 development, there is certainly some level of work required to get that XF2 ready, but it doesn't necessarily need to be the same amount of work again.
What's next?
At this point, the absolute vast majority of the functionality has been added. There are still some smaller pages and functions here or there that we need to support, but the core functionality is basically all there. That said, our todo list is far from empty. As any developer will tell you, you check off one thing and add two more. We're still working hard, but we're making very good progress.
When we feel it has reached that point, the first step will be to create a separate demo installation so that everyone can start playing with XenForo 2.0 as an end user. We'll be gathering feedback, making changes, fixing bugs, and working on things in the background that you won't see.
The next step would be what could be considered an alpha or a developer preview. This will be the first time that customers will be able to try out XenForo 2.0 on their own server and work with the code/templates. We do not intend on limiting this to selected developers. However, you will not be able to upgrade into this version and you are unlikely to be able to upgrade out of it. You will likely also have to do installation using the command line and taking some manual steps. This preview is specifically designed to start getting initial feedback from developers (and stylers) and keen enthusiasts.
Following that, XenForo 2.0 will go through the usual beta process, like any other 1.x release. However, this process may be longer due to the scope of the changes made and to allow us further time complete additional tasks, such as updates to our official add-ons.
When's this going to happen?
Each step of the process is dependent on how the previous one goes. Therefore, it would be very hard for us to suggest when a stable version--or even the beta--version will be released. However, our goal is to begin gathering feedback via the demo installation in autumn 2016.
hence why people still run Windows XP/Vista despite the latest version being Win10.
I never said me personally!In a case like this, I would have to suggest at least upgrading to Windows 7 as Windows XP is no longer supported at all and Windows Vista's extended support ends April 11, 2017. That and Windows Vista has some issues that Windows 7 fixed.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13853/windows-lifecycle-fact-sheet
You're putting yourself at risk by using Windows XP or lower.
i have about 25 custom made add ons
i hope xf never goes 2.0
rip me
In a case like this, I would have to suggest at least upgrading to Windows 7 as Windows XP is no longer supported at all and Windows Vista's extended support ends April 11, 2017. That and Windows Vista has some issues that Windows 7 fixed.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13853/windows-lifecycle-fact-sheet
You're putting yourself at risk by using Windows XP or lower.
I never said me personally!
Isn't this quarter ending in 4 days?We're still working hard towards having a preview installation for everyone to try out (on track for this quarter)
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