Announcing the release of CWP 2.2
We're pleased to announce our latest minor release for the Common Web Platform, CWP 2.2, which introduces improvements across a number of key areas.
We're pleased to announce our latest minor release for the Common Web Platform, CWP 2.2, which introduces improvements across a number of key areas.
The release of CWP 2.2 will include a new version of the Wātea theme which allows agencies to easily customise their site’s appearance. Say hello to Wātea Plus.
At the latest CWP Meetup, we looked at the progress made since the release of CWP 2.0, demonstrating the benefits of the upgrade for government agencies.
SilverStripe and Stats NZ teamed up to deliver New Zealand's first digitally led census in 2018 on the New Zealand Government Common Web Platform.
From 31 December 2018, PHP 5.6 is going into end of life support and will stop receiving security updates from the PHP community. Read on to learn more.
We've just released the last minor release for CWP 1 and the first minor release for CWP 2, including new features, as well as important security and bug fixes.
The Co-fund community last year decided to vote in the proposal to automate SSL certificates. Now, we're pleased to offer free Let’s Encrypt certificates.
To recap, the highly anticipated first major update of the Common Web Platform (CWP 2.0) marks an exciting leap forward for content editors and technical teams.
With CWP 2.0 now released and ready for agencies to begin upgrades, here are a few upgrading tips for you to pass on to your development teams.
We’re proud to announce the first major release for the Common Web Platform since its inception in 2013: CWP Version 2.0.