Job Manager 0.4.0 Released

December 29, 2009 · Posted in Job Manager, Projects, WordPress Plugins · 2 Comments

AKA: The “this blog is turning into a Job Manager announcement list” release.

This release involves a pile of under-the-hood changes:

Re-write of the entire data storage routines to use default WordPress tables – no more creation of custom tables!
Because of the above, Job Manager now requires WordPress 2.9. That’s cool, because you’ve all upgraded already. Right?
Sanity checking, security hardening and bug fixes!

As usual, the Changelog has the juicy gossip.

Go and download it now! What are you waiting for?

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