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Hot on the heels of our November maintenance releases yesterday (with Events 2.0.10 leading the charge), this afternoon we want to ease into the weekend with one last bit of excitement: the launch of our WooTickets add-on! As of a few minutes ago, WooTickets 1.0 is out in the wild and available for purchase. If…

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The WordPress.org plugin repo is an awesome place. Users are friendly and thankful, discussions are easily tracked, and the ever-growing list of administrative features is making it easier to measure our relationship with the community. We want to extend our sincere thanks to Otto, Scott Reilly & the rest of the dot-org contributors for some of…

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As you may have seen us mention on Twitter, we’re stoked this morning because we hit a milestone we’ve been working towards for the past few months now: 300,000 downloads for The Events Calendar on WordPress.org. Beyond being super proud of the team for pushing the plugin further and increasing community interest along the way,…

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Along with the rest of our stable of plugins, Facebook Events got a small refresh today with a couple of tweaks for the 1.0.3 build: one new set of modified translation files, another bug fix due to a change in Facebook’s API. Release Notes for WordPress Facebook Events 1.0.3: Small features, UX and Content Tweaks:…

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After a pretty substantive 1.0.3 release, we dialed things back for this month’s Community Events maintenance build. On the feature side we’ve just got some updated German translation files; on the bug fix side, we got rid of some unnecessary HTML on the community form. Release Notes for WordPress Community Events 1.0.4: Small features, UX…

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This month’s maintenance release for Eventbrite Tickets is rather minor, and mainly clears up a problematic error message that was showing in certain situations. Things are generally slowing down now through the holidays and as a result our next substantive Eventbrite build will probably be early in 2013. Release Notes for WordPress Eventbrite Tickets 1.0.4:…

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It’s that time again…our October-November maintenance build is officially out, and The Events Calendar / Events Calendar PRO 2.0.10 were both released this afternoon. We also updated each of the add-ons (mostly minor tweaks) and are releasing WooTickets 1.0 tomorrow. As this will probably be the last round of maintenance builds for 2012, we tried to fix in…

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We’ve been hard at work on The Events Calendar 3.0 these past few weeks, but up until now the only eyes that have seen what’s in store have been our own. As of today, however, we’re far enough that it’s time to introduce this puppy to the community. That’s why we’re announcing our next usability…

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As we move towards The Events Calendar/PRO 3.0, there are a number of changes to the plugin code that are quickly rendering old translation files inadequate. These translations will need to be updated prior to the 3.0 release over the next couple months. We’re writing this post as a call to arms for all those…

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Our smallest maintenance release this month, the 1.0.3 build of Eventbrite Tickets is nonetheless an important update if you want to ensure you’re running the freshest code. It automatically displays the Eventbrite Tickets panel within individual events…which, if user feedback from the last build is any indication, should save users a solid chunk of time…

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Along with the core The Events Calendar/PRO, each of the add-ons got its own update today as well. You may recall that July’s maintenance release for Facebook Events was bare-bones; with this build, we’ve added some more substance: a few nice new features, German & Czech language files, and the elimination of a few pesky…

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September’s maintenance release cycle is in full swing…now that we’ve kicked Events 2.0.9 out the door, each of the add-ons is following suit. Next up comes Community Events (“for all your frontend event submission needs)”. This 1.0.3 release is fairly heavy on bug fixes and lighter on the feature/content tweak side. If you’ve reported a…

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You’ll notice there were no product releases last month. While we didn’t take a team-wide summer vacation, everyone on the crew had their own distractions — babies, weddings, moving and what have you — that kept us focused on dev and support, but not pushing any products live. But I’m excited to say that we’re…

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A few months back, we wrote a post soliciting calls for beta testers who might be interested in testing out our CSV importer for Events Calendar PRO. In the weeks since that post we’ve had a strong response from the community and are still getting emails as recently as this morning from folks interested in…