The Future of ActiveCollab Release Notes
ActiveCollab 1.0 was released more than twelve years ago, and we have
documented a detailed list of changes for almost all releases since
then. Despite that heritage and experience, it has become tough to map
a particular set of changes to a particular version in the past couple
of months.
Our development and deployment process radically changed since we
switched to Cloud and added more teams, and it is no longer “version
number friendly.”
Don’t get us wrong - we are excited about each new release that we
ship as much as we were in the past, and we want to share relevant
details about them. What does require change is the format in which
these updates are communicated.
WHAT WE CHANGED
Instead of choosing between a full-blown blog post, or one-liners
packed in release notes as we did in the past, we have started
publishing monthly recaps. The first one
[https://activecollab.com/blog/product/activecollab-monthly-updates-november]
was released in December. It covers improvements ...
documented a detailed list of changes for almost all releases since
then. Despite that heritage and experience, it has become tough to map
a particular set of changes to a particular version in the past couple
of months.
Our development and deployment process radically changed since we
switched to Cloud and added more teams, and it is no longer “version
number friendly.”
Don’t get us wrong - we are excited about each new release that we
ship as much as we were in the past, and we want to share relevant
details about them. What does require change is the format in which
these updates are communicated.
WHAT WE CHANGED
Instead of choosing between a full-blown blog post, or one-liners
packed in release notes as we did in the past, we have started
publishing monthly recaps. The first one
[https://activecollab.com/blog/product/activecollab-monthly-updates-november]
was released in December. It covers improvements ...
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