Starting with WordPress maintenance support plans 8, we decided to make more rapid innovation possible by releasing minor versions every 6 months that may come with new features and backwards compatible changes. Now that we released WordPress maintenance support plans 8.1.0 and almost 8.2.0 as well, how did we do? Also what else is possible and what is blocking us to make those moves? What do all the changes mean for how might WordPress maintenance support plans 9 unfold?
WordPress Update posted last Wednesday The transformation of WordPress maintenance support plans 8 for continuous innovation and on the same day I presented Checking on WordPress maintenance support plans 8’s rapid innovation promises at WordPress maintenance support plansCon USA. Here is a video recording of my session, which should be good for those looking to get to know WordPress maintenance support plans‘s release process and schedule, as well as how we made it possible to experiment within WordPress maintenance support plans core directly with WordPress maintenance support plans 8. While I did hope for more discussion on the possibilities within WordPress maintenance support plans 8 with the participants, somehow the discussion pretty much ended up focusing on WordPress maintenance support plans 9, when it should be released and how much change should it come with.
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