Hi all,

Just a quick announcement to say I’ve tagged shop version 1.0.0.

Today isn’t a particularly special day. I’ve previously had some un-founded hesitation to tag releases. If there are any cons to releasing, I think they are outweighed by the pros. Whilst I think in my mind, and when I look at Travis CI / Scruitinizer logs, that the module is fairly stable, I know there’s always going to be something else wrong. That’s what 1.0.1 is for. By starting to tag/release more often, there will be reference points to see where your code is vs where the project is.

I also think the lack of a composer “stable” tag gives the perception that the module is unstable. The module is actually being used in production by some significant sites.

I like that SilverStripe core team has agreed to start using semantic versioning, and I hope that as a maintainer I can successfully do the same with the shop module.

Here’s the main improvements since 0.8 / 0.9:

* Upgraded to SilverStripe version 3.
* Switched from Payment module to Omnipay module.
* Single form and multi-step checkout system.
* Documentation has been updated.
* Many shop sub-modules have been developed and updated and improved in conjunction with this release. Check them out on the README: https://github.com/burnbright/silverstripe-shop/blob/master/README.md#add-on-sub-modules

Full change log here: https://github.com/burnbright/silverstripe-shop/blob/master/ChangeLog.md

I enjoy working on the shop module, with help from a bunch of talented and friendly developers. Thanks for all your support and contributions.

Regards,
Jeremy

I want to point out that there is a "chat room" where the maintainers and contributors of the shop module are a bit more active to help with your problems.

SilverStripe Shop on Gitter: https://gitter.im/burnbright/silverstripe-shop

The forum module is great, but Gitter is a little more useful for both delayed and realtime public discussion.

Hi Jedateach, I'm really keen to use this module, but when you say it's "fairly stable" is it stable enough for a live client project? I don't want to get stuck in to find it doesn't work well enough.. :) many thanks

Hi pinkp,

I'd say things are quite stable at the moment. I can't guarantee robustness, but my own opinion is that it'll probably run quite smoothly (at least the base install). We're only applying non-breaking improvements and bugfixes. We should be putting out a 1.1.0 version soon.

regards,
Jeremy

Thanks Jeremy, that's great, I'll come over to Gitter if I get stuck.

Great to know that the SilverStripe shop version was released very soon.

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