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Why the MODX Revolution 2.2.10 Release Still Mattered to Evolution Developers
Even for teams focused on Evolution CMS, upstream Revolution releases were worth watching. They signaled security fixes, API changes, manager decisions, and general movement in the wider MODX ecosystem. The practical tak
Even for teams focused on Evolution CMS, upstream Revolution releases were worth watching. They signaled security fixes, API changes, manager decisions, and general movement in the wider MODX ecosystem.
The practical takeaway from posts like this was not “switch immediately.” It was “stay informed.” If your projects touch both Evo and Revo, release awareness reduces surprise later.
Why It Matters
- shared developer knowledge across both products
- better migration awareness
- clearer expectations for package compatibility
- fewer blind spots in client conversations
Source: original community announcement. Related release stream: MODX Revolution releases on GitHub.
MODX Custom 1.0.12-d6.4: What This Community Build Added
A short ecosystem summary of the MODX Custom by Dmi3yy 1.0.12-d6.4 build and the fixes and extras it brought together.
How the Extras.Evolution Repository Was Structured for Issue Tracking and Updates
A short ecosystem note on organizing a shared extras repository with releases, issues, and a predictable update flow.