Speed improvements

Many of the lead developers for the WordPress project have described their desire for WordPress itself to fade into the background. The goal is to achieve the ideal writing and publishing environment, without even needing to know it’s WordPress that’s powering it.

In pursuit of that goal, the theme for this release was “faster and lighter”. This release included a multitude of under the hood improvements to remove unneeded code, rewrite queries for speed, and in general make WordPress much lighter on its feet.

Did it work? Try it out and see for yourself.

User interface design update

WordPress saw its last major interface design update in version 2.7, which was released in December of 2008. That version saw the big changeover from the blue Dashboard first introduced in version 2.5 to the one we’re much more familiar with today.

Enhancements to the upgrade process

The automatic upgrade process has been improved as well. Previously when WordPress updated itself it would download the entire WordPress install and replace every old file. With 3.2 the upgrade process will be able to only replace modified files since the last release.

This will mean faster upgrades for everyone, which is awesome.

Of course, this new upgrade process will work the next time WordPress is automatically upgraded, not this time around.

Now requires PHP 5.2.4 and MySQL 5

This one has been coming for quite some time. With WordPress 3.2 the minimum requirements have been bumped to require PHP 5.2.4 and MySQL 5. What does that mean, exactly? Well, it doesn’t mean that any features have been added that require PHP 5—that was made clear in the initial plans for 3.2. No, this is just the version where support for previous versions of PHP and MySQL are dropped.

If you’re not sure whether your server supports those, then you should probably check. Like, now. There’s a handy plugin called WordPress Requirements Check that will let you know if you’re ready for WordPress 3.2 or not.

The move away from PHP 4 dependency is also a message to hosts that it’s time to update. Well, the time for hosts to update was probably 2004 when PHP 5 was released. But hey, progress is progress.

End of support for IE6, launch of Browse Happy initiative

All websites are now updated to 3.1

On the cusp of WordPress 3.1, this security update is being applied to both 3.0.5. Two of the security fixes prevent author and contributor-level users from accessing unauthorized levels of a site. A third fix prevents author-level users from viewing draft and private posts by other authors. Finally, two “security enhancements” were made: one for plugins that don’t use the WordPress security API and the other to further harden security from a previous release.

All of the websites i did and run wordpress are now updated to the new version

If you think you can change my mind on continuing to support ie6 you can try

Sorry for any inconvinience i might cause but we have to move on.

Today the company is releasing a new Developer Preview, the 6th for IE9, and a new Test Drive website to allow the masses to interact with the underlying technology of the browser without committing to using it.

If you not a developer, please note that the Developer Preview does not contain a user interface, so if you were hoping to start cruising the internet in a shiny new IE9 car, we apologize. You can download the preview here, and find the new Test Drive site here.

These releases come just a day after Firefox announced that their next full number release, Firefox 4, will be delayed until 2011. It also comes on the heels of the news that Chrome is pushing its ninth version to early users. Internet Explorer 9 and Chrome 9 might find themselves launching in the same one month time frame, putting the new old and the new new together on the same stage for consumer choice.

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