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VirtueMart General => Announcements => Topic started by: RolandD on November 20, 2009, 17:35:27 PM

Title: Looking ahead...
Post by: RolandD on November 20, 2009, 17:35:27 PM
Dear VirtueMart members,

Now with the new leadership in place you have seen some changes already, especially those following our progress. We are making good progress on the new VirtueMart 1.5 MVC version and as such a "new" roadmap is in place.

The roadmap looks like this:

20-11-2009 VirtueMart 1.1.x will see no further development only security fixes
31-12-2009 VirtueMart 1.0 will be end of life
Late 2009 VirtueMart 1.5 will see a first release either in beta or in release candidate
Q1 2010 VirtueMart 1.5 will see continuos release updates with a focus on reaching a stable release

Now in due time, the forum will also be re-organized and cleaned up. This means:
* All forums related to VirtueMart 1.0 will be moved to an Archive forum
* All 0 reply posts from before 01-11-2009 will be removed
* Forums/Childboards will be merged and/or renamed

Bear with us as we go through a lot of changes but we promise the wait will be worth it. Your support is highly appreciated.

Regards,

VirtueMart Project Leaders
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: JoomingDales on November 21, 2009, 18:12:22 PM
Great, finally something is happening....kick some ass!
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: RolandD on January 14, 2010, 14:28:43 PM
Well, time to backdown from the above schedule. Due to a number of circumstances this has not been feasible. Rest assured, work is on-going but at the moment we cannot give a deadline as I am sure it will be passed again ;)
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: MKI-Miro on January 16, 2010, 22:43:59 PM
Late 2009 VirtueMart 1.5 will see a first release either in beta or in release candidate

sure ?
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: RolandD on January 16, 2010, 23:04:41 PM
Quotesure ?
QuoteWell, time to backdown from the above schedule.
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: SimonHodgkiss on January 17, 2010, 01:24:37 AM
Hi RolandD how long does it take the team to action my request to join the team?

I want to help out with the new version as much as I can but still waiting to hear back...
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: RolandD on January 17, 2010, 01:51:35 AM
Hello Simon,

To be honest, I am surprised you haven't heard back rather soon since your request. I will take it up, you should hear something any day now ;)
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: Milbo on January 17, 2010, 23:30:04 PM
You have mail SimonHodgkiss. I was not at home.
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: SimonHodgkiss on January 18, 2010, 01:56:57 AM
Thanks you too :)
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: james123 on March 17, 2010, 00:36:34 AM
Once you get all the code cleaned up I really think there is one flaw with VM. I think its very important to have a stock feature for attributes. I know you can set it up with a parent product but this can be time (and space) consuming for stores with many products...not to mention google will index a bunch of the same products that are a different size or flavor.

Love VM so far but I think this feature would be a huge improvement.

Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: TomC on April 14, 2010, 20:33:36 PM
So what happened with the projected progress per the roadmap?

:-\
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: Milbo on April 22, 2010, 17:54:27 PM
An alpha release will be internal released next 14 days. Come to the jabber chat to get live updates :-).
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: Anticore on June 17, 2010, 15:25:54 PM
Are we going see a built in watermarking feature in the future?
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: zeff on July 19, 2010, 14:10:37 PM
thanks for the heads up
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: woodyshalfpipe on July 20, 2010, 07:20:24 AM
Without sounding disrespectful to those who developed VM - is this project going forward? From my perspective as a low-tech user it is pretty good and pretty functional, but many competing products are incorporating things that may be available as add ons, but aren't part of the  core product.  It seems the board activity doesn't reflect the number of assumed users so I guess my question is am I missing a fundamental point of open source or is this a project that the drivers has lost the time to pursue?
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: blans on October 15, 2012, 14:16:02 PM
QuoteWithout sounding disrespectful to those who developed VM - is this project going forward? From my perspective as a low-tech user it is pretty good and pretty functional, but many competing products are incorporating things that may be available as add ons, but aren't part of the  core product.  It seems the board activity doesn't reflect the number of assumed users so I guess my question is am I missing a fundamental point of open source or is this a project that the drivers has lost the time to pursue?

This visitor gets it dead right!

We are in Virtuemart Forum >> Virtuemart General >> Announcements
The last update of the project was on April 22, 2010 by Milbo. What is the status guys?

Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: jenkinhill on October 15, 2012, 15:16:58 PM
Always published in News section now so that users can subscribe to it and never be out of date - so the latest news tells users that VM1.1 is no longer supported.....

http://virtuemart.net/news/list-all-news/426-end-of-life-for-virtuemart-11-heidelpay-now-in-virtuemart-2012
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: blans on October 15, 2012, 15:56:14 PM
Thanks Jenkin,

Now I just stay puzzled because of two things:

1. Why is Heidelpay added as a feature when you guys are loosing so many users because of the difficulty in "setting up a stockable parent/children list"?
2. Why is Heidelpay added when we can't even order our list of children???

When these two big issues are fixed we can finally migrate and stop using J1.5/VM2.

Please, please, please... continue the work on this "how to" section (http://dev.virtuemart.net/projects/virtuemart/wiki/Product_custom_fields_with_stock_control (http://dev.virtuemart.net/projects/virtuemart/wiki/Product_custom_fields_with_stock_control)) and leave all other extra features for later.
Title: Re: Looking ahead...
Post by: Milbo on November 15, 2013, 15:51:20 PM
Just cause I stumbled over.

Heidelpay is a plugin and the main development was done by heidelpay. The other two issues are core related and were not so easy to fix, but good news, they are fixed since almost a year