Please refer and attention to all people who is "waiting".
Let me make a clear explanation about the way we carry development of PHPFusion, and the maintenance of core codes from now onwards, and I hope therefore to clear any kinds of misconceptions or illusions regarding the stability of the versions of PHPFusion CMS moving onwards.
PHPFusion 9.0 was released months before. It was very clear, and is in the news.
This is already a release that we think fit to run on any live server, fit for public use. That is why we moved the archive to SourceForge.
The download link is at : https://sourceforge.net/projects/php-fusion/files/PHPFusion%20Archives/9.x/
Today, in Github is PHPFusion 9.01 as well.
And in layman explanation, I'll try to clarify how technology development work nowadays. We are not in Nokia era anymore.
Since ever Subversions, Github, and Bitbucket came to knowledge, information about Bugs exists openly, so that further work can be done faster and more organised. Due to this, Bug is everywhere.
PHPFusion has 24 issues at this moment. I squashed a lot since beta 1. The issues at Github started around Beta 2/3.
If you want a brand of Stable, it is stable after you read my additional information which I have been reluctant to make available, and since I'm doing so please know that I mean it in a non-demeanor, non-swashbuckling FACT in comparison to other CMS since if users want to compare, this can be seen as my effort in clarifying.
Stable?
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Wordpress Issues -- at least 500 issues
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/tickets/no-patch
Stable?
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Drupal Issues -
All issues - 14756 open, 76282 total
Bug report - 6728 open, 38493 total
https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal
Stable?
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Joomla
211 issues
https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/issues
Stable?
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e107
311 issues
https://github.com/e107inc/e107/issues
These are publicly available information. I can add more to the list, but you should just search any open source repository. Github will be a good start. I'm not bound to explain this and I will not make any assumption that what it all means. Right, it is common knowledge.
If only we are Google. I should brand PHPFusion 9.00 as Marshmallows and 9.01 as Lollipop. Like this - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history.
After a huge hurdle battling bugs and development hours....
The correct question will be always.
What's new? Not what's stable. :D
I hope that people may find this useful to solve the general misconceptions that Stable is a freeze point of development, which is the last thing this CMS can afford - we had lost close 10 years of non-development. Therefore, we do not have time to babysit communities unless questions asked. And we always answer almost all questions.
How is this project dead?