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Discuss One Giant Step for the Joomlasphere — Joomla! 1.5 Beta Released

Congrats to the all the Working Groups involved!

Now it´s time to give back by betatesting, reporting and giving feed back.

Well done everyone!!!  Amazing effort.

At last! Been waiting all day for this great event. 

Now to roll up the sleeves and get some work done on my Joomal sites ...

ibrown wrote:At last! Been waiting all day for this great event. 

Now to roll up the sleeves and get some work done on my Joomal sites ...

Don't forget, this is not a release for production sites.  It requires testing and feedback.

Are there any screenshots available for 1.5. I am sure there are but can't seem to find them.

regards,

Congratulations to us all.. now back to work to get the language packs out the door.. 

This is great news  

Got 1 question though, when I install the beta will updates be rolled out similar to a normal release? i.e. when I go and test the beta and use it to set up a new site will I, over time, eventually get a stable 1.5 or could it involve having to remove and install with every beta update?

I know there are no guarantees but still, I am dying to make a new site based on 1.5

BIG BIG BIG congrats to all the teams.

Design is gorgeous, API is fantastic, UI is smooth. Beautiful new-born.


P.s. why is it still called 1.5 ? by the Christmas time that we get to stable, we could call it 2.0 !
would follow a logic:
1.1 alpha
1.5 beta
2.0 stable

Nice, thanks to all the commonity. We have new goodies to play with  !

Congratulations to the hard working people who have made an amazing effort to make this beta release be delivered on time 

Thumbs up for the new demodata included. That really is a great improvement too!

One word - Awesome

Awesome new look in admin
Awesome effort by all who took part in its creation

Am soooooo excited to find out it's potential!!!!!


Congratulations


Kiwidesign

rued wrote:Congratulations to us all.. now back to work to get the language packs out the door.. 

yeah

Let's get this party started! Congrats to everyone involved!

This is so unfair...where are the screen shots....dying to see this.

regards,

Installed and under test - so far very impressed. The bug hunt starts tomorrow...

--
Kelvyn

Running 12 Joomla! sites - so far...

Welcome to the blogosphere, i mean Joomlasphere!

http://www.picnet.net/blog/2006/10/12/h ... l-society/

Congrats everyone!

-Ryan

Good job. Well done
Congrats to all developers around the Joomlasphere!

-Bernhard

This is awesome.  Congrats to the developers and all the other groups of people that worked on it.  Thank you for this release and love the work you guys are doin.

-Chris

Guys,

I know everyone has been eagerly looking forward to this release.  Keep up the awesome work!  Thank you for all that you do for this community.

= suthram

Screen shots of Joomla 1.5 can be seen in the Joomla 1.5 Blog.

please, please don't get carried away with the excitement. we all must now do our bit and test, test,test and test again.
when you find something odd, and you are bound to as it's a beta, report it.
when you report try and give as much information about the error, exactly what you did to create it,  can you repeat it and finally as much information about your system as possible including operating system, php version, mysql version and webserver version.

Sure thing - where do we report bugs again?

Cheers
Kiwidesign

Bugs: see: http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/board,199.0.html

mediamagnate wrote:

ibrown wrote:At last! Been waiting all day for this great event. 

Now to roll up the sleeves and get some work done on my Joomla sites ...

Don't forget, this is not a release for production sites.

I concur fully. I was actually referring to my local sites which I use for testing and development work for clients. Certainly not live, public sites!

OOhhh...I'm excited. I can't wait to give this baby a run. Thanks to all the hard working people on the development team!

I'll start testing today...

Congrats and a very-very BIG THANKS to everyone involved in developing Joomla to be more un-ressistable CMS