Leantime 3.2.1 and our roadmap #2696
marcelfolaron
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Hi All!
Thank you all for your patience! Leantime 3.2.1 was just released and in addition to the base version, various plugins have been updated as well: https://github.com/Leantime/leantime/releases/tag/v3.2.1
The release is primarily a bug fix and hardening release with fixes around plugin management/installation, timesheet management, board management across the system (wikis, goals etc) and improved caching & session management (which was the main issue around theming problems. We also created a lot more unit tests for some of the latest bugs and core features which we plan to continue writing.
Leantime 4.0 is coming
We are currently working hard on Leantime 4.0 which will be a major stepping stone for us with updates improving speed, quality and usability. A quick high level overview:
Migrate Leantime Core to Laravel. The majority of classes has already been replaced, we extended a few with leantime specific features while keeping backwards compatibility.
Components for everything. We are now using daisyUI as our base theme and created components for the majority of html elements. This will reduce our css and javascript footprint significantly while keeping a consistent UI and making future UI changes much easier
Update all custom js to be modules and improve our webpack management
HTMX all the way. HTMX has proven to be an amazing tool for us and the way we manage information. We're continuing the investment into htmx-fying our pages and double down on server side rendering.
You can see the progress of that build here: https://github.com/Leantime/leantime/tree/3.3-dev
Needless to say this is a dev build that is highly unstable. If anyone is interested in helping us with either the Laravel merge or componentization of elements please reach out to me.
Thanks all!
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