Keyvan Nayyeri

In the latest days before the holidays Telligent developers have been busy working on the new version of Graffiti CMS, and yesterday they dropped the new version, version 1.2.

It’s been quite a long while since they published version 1.1 and project went silent. Recently Telligent announced the roadmap for Graffiti CMS in the upcoming year, and confirmed that there will be a minor update in the end of the year.

Version 1.2 doesn’t apply major changes and doesn’t come with database schema updates, so it’s quite easy to upgrade to this version. It’s actually a patch to fix some issues and nothing more. You can download this version from here.

I upgraded my blog to the new version in less than a minute (it’s nothing but replacement of a few files). Most likely there isn’t anything that a public user can notice, but some of the bug fixes are helpful.

I was going to release a new version of Graffiti Extras a few weeks ago, but decided to wait for the new version in order to have something up to date; therefore, expect a new version of the project in the next few days with some new features and bug fixes.

By the way, one point that I’ve been thinking about is the fact that finding new ideas for new features in Graffiti should be a little difficult because it’s a thorough product as is. It’s easy to install and upgrade, and provides all the modern features that someone may need. It also offers a great level of extensibility, and all these points make it hard to find new features to add to the product. Taking a look at the recent roadmap, you believe that upcoming features are not such common concerns for all the users.