@traumflug said in thirty bees getting better and better: release 1.0.8:
This is nice but I would like to see more bugs fixed
Do you indeed? Me as well :-)
Preparation for v1.1.x isn't part of the work, yet. This release focused on two parts:
Making it harder for new bugs to enter the picture. Fixing a bug is a bit counterproductive, if a sloppy fix introduces two other bugs elsewhere. This opens the door a bit wider for working with inexperienced (voluntary, hired) developers. And there are plans for even more such capabilities, like Travis CI tests for module commits, plausibility tests, even some linting, such stuff. Web development has kind of a tradition of pretty sloppy coding practices, so rigorous testing is IMHO the right answer to this.
Making the experience collected by migrating shops available for everybody. The first migration module was certainly awesome work, still a number of issues came up, which get now fixed automatically. Even for those shops migrated earlier. One such issue is e.g. changed defaults for friendly URL schemes, which trashed SEO ranking before, unless the merchant took care of it manually.
That said, all PS 1.6 themes still work with thirty bees. There is no limitation to the three most popular ones. And it'll stay this way as much as technically possible, even with v1.1.x.
At the moment I don't see any stopper bugs for me and I'm quite happy with the work done and use the system on few of mine sites. Just gathering courage to migrate my main site.
I know what you mean for themes and modules but with only few coders supporting their modules on TB and only one theme developer doing so it's very hard to build a large community imho.