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ProcessWire 3.0.95 core updates

9 March 2018 3

This week we take a look at something really cool we added a few months ago but haven't told you about yet: owner selectors. We also take a brief look at what's new in ProcessWire 3.0.95 and the status of our next master version, which is just about ready! More 

ProcessWire 3.0.61 master

21 April 2017 3

This week we've merged the dev branch to the master branch for ProcessWire version 3.0.61 master. This replaces the existing master version 3.0.42. There is quite a lot in this new version and we'll cover much of it here in this post. More 

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  • New post: ProcessWire 3.0.131 adds support for partial/resumable downloads and http stream delivery, and contains several updates to our comments system, among other updates— More
    3 May 2019
  • New post: Quietly and without interruption this week, the ProcessWire.com website (and all subdomains) moved from a single static server to a load-balanced multi-server environment, giving us even more horsepower and redundancy than before— More
    19 April 2019
  • New post: With ProcessWire 3.0.130, this week we’ll take a detailed look at a few useful new API additions made in the last few weeks, along with examples of each—More
    12 April 2019

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  • ProcessWire Weekly #262
    The 262nd issue of ProcessWire Weekly will cover the latest module updates, both Pro modules and non-commercial ones. We've also got some highlights from the support forum, and a beautiful new site of the week. Read on!
    Weekly.pw / 18 May 2019
  • Lots of module updates
    In this post we take a quick look at the new version of ProFields Repeater Matrix, yet another new version of FormBuilder, and a new version of the GoogleClientAPI module.
    Blog / 17 May 2019
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