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Keeping an eye on WordPress development III

Published on 11^th March 2008 Estimated Reading Time: 1 minute

If the milestone date was to be believed, WordPress 2.5 was due yesterday. However, it has yet to show up, and a brief look at WordPress Trac reveals why: loads of outstanding tickets relating to bugs. In fact, there seem to be more tickets associated with this than other releases. I suppose that we can expect the new release when we see it then. Interestingly, the administration screen theming references have been removed from the pre-release version, so that's a functionality for a future release, and it's not difficult to see why. Otherwise, the style of the screens in the latest Subversion revision looks a bit smarter and my blog themes are not getting broken. For my online blogs, I'll be sticking with 2.3.3 for now.

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