Hi all,
Our Moodle code is stored in a repository that records every change by every developer since 2001 and allows us to collaborate on developing Moodle, while also allowing Moodle users to download and update their sites directly.
Here is a development visualisation generated directly from the repository:
From the beginning of Moodle until 2010
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We're hoping to release Moodle 2.4 in a few weeks time, and to ensure a top quality release, we're running another QA testing cycle. The list of over 600 QA tests has been expanded to include tests covering new features and improvements in Moodle 2.4.
If you would like to volunteer to help with QA testing, please see the discussion Help needed
...Moodle 2.3.3, 2.2.6 and 2.1.9 are available via the usual open download channels (http://download.moodle.org, CVS or Git).
In addition to a number of bug fixes and small improvements, security vulnerabilities have been discovered and fixed. As always, we recommend that you upgrade your sites to these latest versions as soon as possible. All admins
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A big thank you to everyone who has helped with Moodle 2.4 QA testing, as listed in the Testing credits. Thanks especially to those of you who ran tests in evenings or during weekends, enabling us to make it through the list of over 600 tests in record time!
I'm pleased to announce that we now have a test pass rate of 100%, all ready for the
...If you've not yet had chance to attend a Moodle conference, or MoodleMoot as they are often called, there are lots coming up in the next few months, including our first Moodle Research Conference in September in Greece.