DotNetNuke 4.6.0 is quickly approaching the release date.  We have gone through 2 different beta releases and have now packaged and release RC1 to our testers and benefactors.  While we have implemented a new beta testing group and added more default test cases into our test tracker, we are still not getting the level of testing that we feel is necessary.  We had a lot of people sign up for the beta test who ended up not being active participants which really hurt our testing efforts.  Out of nearly 60 people accepted into the program, fewer than 1/3 actually contributed feedback on the quality of the release.  We will continue to open up beta...

Over the last four years DotNetNuke has experienced tremendous growth and adoption.  We have added more features to the core and grown the project teams to the point where there are now more than 45 people actively working on one DNN project or another.  At the same time we have also grown the programs around the project that help fund DotNetNuke and provide support to the community - programs like the Benefactor Program, the Review Program,...

This weekend, DotNetNuke 4.5.4 was released to benefactors for final release testing.  4.5.4 is primarily a stabilization release with just a few key enhancements and one new feature.

The final release date has not been announced pending the results of testing by the benefactors and core team.  As part of this release we have started implementing new processes to help improve the stability of each release.  We still have a lot of work to do, but this marks the first step in refining the process.

 

 

 

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