Two weeks after the first beta, I’ve tagged the second beta of WooCommerce 2.1 today. It’s been a pretty smooth ride so far, with very few critical bugs being reported. We did manage to get 123 commits in since the first beta, so no doubt there were some issues still present. 🙂 If this continues […]
Author: Mike Jolley
Mike Jolley is a tech hobbyist, astrophotographer, retro gamer, and software engineer who works at Automattic and contributes to open-source projects such as WordPress and WooCommerce.
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Translating WC with Transifex
Transifex is an online tool, that makes translating (and translation management) easier. It’s free for open-source projects like WooCommerce. Transifex is a novel web application for localization in an easy, agile, and hassle-free way. This month we’ve been trying it out, and have decided to give it a test run for the upcoming 2.1 launch. We’re […]
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WooCommerce 2.1 Beta 1 is ready
Without further ado, we’re please to announce “Peppy Penguin” Beta 1 is available for testing. â•â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â”€â•® ┃ Woo! 2.1 ┃ (o< ╰─y──────────╯ // V_/_ 2.1 has pretty much been developed in parallel with our 2.0 fix releases for several months now, with major changes being added to 2.1 whilst fixes were rolled out in 2.0. […]
The REST API has landed in the master branch! Max Rice has been going above and beyond in the past month to get the REST API implementation ready for merge into WooCommerce core. This morning, I had the awesome job to merge it to the master branch and start testing it extensively. This was the last […]
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