In this tutorial, I'm going to talk about a technical change in Joomla 4 that will have a big impact for designers. If you want to quickly catch up on Joomla 4, I recommend watching this video. Please remember all dates are tentative and proposed focus for each release subject to modification. Here at Joomlashack, we've been writing a lot about next year's Joomla 4 release. Any features determined to break backwards compatibility will be moved to the next major release, Joomla! 4.x.Įstimated EOS (End of Support) for the Joomla 3 major series, Two years once Joomla! 3.10 is released.
I didnt know Kunena 4 had been released, will try to take a look at.
#JOOMLA 4 RELEASE DATE INSTALL#
Important to keep in mind: these releases are considered minor releases and none of them are to break backwards compatibility. I tried to install within Joomla from web, I also tried manually but no luck. Ideally the goal is to minimise the amount of items to be included in each release but also offer a more frequent release cycle. By changing the releases to a somewhat standardised semantic version numbering and increasing the number of releases we will be able to stop the rush to include bugs and improvements in a release. This ties in closely to the version numbers and release dates. The other aspect of timeframes was previously identified as a problem with the old release cycle. With the proposed new development cycle one of the key features is maintaining long-term stability and backwards compatibility while also beginning to follow a semantic versioning approach to releases.
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