As it seems to be a good time to mention, also OpenMage is on the search for more financial support to give our maintainers more stability and support.
https://opencollective.com/openmage
OpenMage Project
A community-driven fork of Magento(1) CE
OpenMage Project boosted:
🚨 ⚠️ Emergency PSA: A critical security exploit was discovered in the xz package recently, used for compression and decompression on nearly all Linux distributions.
Rawhide users ARE impacted and should immediately STOP using Rawhide until the package update is fully rolled back. (1/3)
Security Advisory: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/urgent-security-alert-fedora-41-and-rawhide-users
we are working on a new Feature which will allow to override OpenMage configs via Environment variables, feedback and opinions welcome.
OpenMage Project boosted:
Ever thought about contributing to DokuWiki but didn't know where to start?
We have a few issues labeled as "good first issue". These are usually clearly defined features and enhancements that do not require too much knowledge about DokuWiki's internals as a whole. Some even have difficult ratings (from easy to complex).
Pull Requests welcome!
https://github.com/dokuwiki/dokuwiki/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22good+first+issue%22
OpenMage Project boosted:
Oh, spätes #Weihnachtsgeschenk: @OpenMageProject haut die 20.3.0 von #OpenMage raus:
in some smaller News, we started an OpenCollective account to collect sponsorings. To then have some founds available to finance parts of our work, and also to work on some parts where we could not attract volunteers for.
Its still only the beginning and we are open for any feedback or wishes
OpenMage Project boosted:
Unsolicited advice for open source maintainers: when you start feeling those tendrils of burnout, give yourself permission to hack on something in your project which *doesn't* move the needle. Literally tack into the wind.
You maintain this project because you like the technology, and most of the time OSS burnout comes from the endless Issue queue and not from code. So give yourself permission to enjoy the code for a change.
Or just chill. That's okay too <3
OpenMage Project boosted:
I am thinking about doing a relaunch of MeetMagento DE but including other #PHP-driven #ecommerce frameworks.
Is meet-magento.de still alive?
Is anyone willing to help? DMs are open!
Do you want to have a technical ecommerce fair in Germany? -> Let's discuss this here
OpenMage Project boosted:
#DDEV just got its second major financial sponsor! Our goal is to get to $10K/month for sponsoring a second full-time dev, we're at about $2.5K now. Does your agency or org want to step up and become a major sponsor? Give me a yell! We do support contracts, invoicing, etc.
OpenMage Project boosted:
Ah, @OpenMageProject seems to have released a new (#security) update ("This is an important security update release, it includes six security patches")
https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/releases/tag/v20.0.19
OpenMage Project boosted:
#PHP RFC moved to Accepted Pending Implementation / Landing: Dynamic class constant fetch https://wiki.php.net/rfc/dynamic_class_constant_fetch
we are still looking for Reviews to finalize the way we do and support minor and major Releases for #OpenMage in the future.
What do you want from OpenMage to make it competitive for the future?
https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/discussions/2873
The year ends, a new one starts.
We got stability, continuity and compatibility(with modern php/sql) covered.
Now we know the various things our "competitors" are up to.
So looking at them, what are the features which are most interesting for you, or make a relevant difference to change to them because we dont have them(or not good enough)
The #OpenMage year 2022 in numbers
We got 613 new Pull Requests, and processed 670 Pull Requests in total.
We had 67 Code contributors, of which 28 were new
A big Thank you to all contributors, who are the ones driving OpenMage.
Numbers calculated via cauldron.io
On Dez. 22 the #OpenMage Project merged one of its biggers changes yet. The extraction of the lib/Zend directory, the former ZendFramework(1) code, and replaced it with the zf1-future (Shardj/zf1-future)
https://twitter.com/fballiano/status/1606057279878361088
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