70 posts tagged with "Release"

We have released Slim version 3.1.0. This version makes a number of minor issues and improvements since the release of 3.0.0

We are delighted to release the first stable version of Slim 3, 3.0.0 following a series of release candidates.

We have now released the third release candidate of Slim 3 following testing of RC2. This release fixes a security issue, clears up some inconsistencies and fixes a number of bugs.

We have now released the second release candidate of Slim 3 following significant testing of RC1. This release mostly fixes a number of bugs.

We have now released the first release candidate of Slim 3 following a successful beta period.

We have now released the second beta of Slim 3 following excellent and useful feedback to the release of beta 1.

We have tagged beta 1 of Slim 3 and have started the journey of releasing the first stable version of 3.0. We have also started work on the new documentation.

Rob Allen presents a primer on Slim 3.0 at a recent PHPSW meetup. Watch the video at http://phpsw.uk/talks/a-slim-3-primer.

Lumen happened. It's a shiny new micro-framework from Taylor Otwell, and it joins the Laravel family today. It looks to be a pretty nice framework, and it shares many of the same features and goals as Slim 3.0. I'm sure this raises a few question about Slim's future roadmap.

We've just released version 2.6.0. This update includes a small but important fix for a potential object injection vulnerability in the SessionCookie class. We encourage you to update your applications as soon as possible. This update also includes several other improvements. You can read more on the GitHub release page.

It's coming. I promise. As many of you know, I recently finished writing a new book for O'Reilly Media—Modern PHP. I'm excited that my book is nearing publication and should be on bookshelves within a month or two. Unfortunately, writing a book is a time-consuming task. I also have a 9 to 5 day job. Life gets in the way sometimes. Excuses, excuses... I know :) I now have free time to work on Slim again. So what's going on? A lot.

The Slim Framework contains many new and helpful features in version 2.3.0. It is backwards compatible with the previous version. While I update the official documentation, here are some tips to help you get started with Slim’s new features.

The next major point release to the Slim Framework will simplify how you get and set encrypted cookies. Previously, you would use the Slim application’s getEncryptedCookie() and setEncryptedCookie() methods to get or set an encrypted cookie.

Now that the day job is finally slowing down a bit, I’ve been back at work on the Slim Framework. Here are several new features and changes coming in the next stable release — currently available in the develop branch to help you start updating your applications.

I recently released Slim Framework 2. This is a radical departure from past versions. Version 2 introduces PSR-2 compliance and PHP namespaces. It requires PHP 5.3 or newer.

The next version of the Slim Framework will introduce PHP namespaces and PSR-2 compliance. Because this is a large departure from the past, I will tag this version “2.0” when it is released (soon).

I’ve just released Slim Framework 1.6.7. This minor release is recommended for everyone and includes the following changes:

I’ve just released Slim Framework 1.6.6. This minor release is recommended for everyone and includes the following changes:

I’ve just released Slim Framework 1.6.5. This minor release is recommended for everyone and includes the following changes: