Saturday Construction Update
We're just a few hurdles away from having the next version of Pacific NW Portal (Seaside) ready for the regional community. We're almost halfway through May, and we're feeling pretty confident that it will be ready before the month is over.
We've probably done more testing on this package of updates than any other in the site's history. And so far, we're pleased with how development has gone (although not the speed of it, we would have preferred to have been done long before now).
What should you expect from Seaside? The really simple answer is more and better. More features, more consistency, more blogs, better reliability, better speed, better functionality.
We will continue to post updates on our progress as we get closer to the launch of Version 4.0 In the meantime, we've launched a development history page where you can see how Pacific NW Portal has been improved bit by bit since its deubt on January 31st, 2005.
We've probably done more testing on this package of updates than any other in the site's history. And so far, we're pleased with how development has gone (although not the speed of it, we would have preferred to have been done long before now).
What should you expect from Seaside? The really simple answer is more and better. More features, more consistency, more blogs, better reliability, better speed, better functionality.
We will continue to post updates on our progress as we get closer to the launch of Version 4.0 In the meantime, we've launched a development history page where you can see how Pacific NW Portal has been improved bit by bit since its deubt on January 31st, 2005.
