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freshly released …

Once upon a time there was a blog engine with only 5 setting fields.
It was called …
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A few years ago, i read an interview from ma.tt and i remember that at the following question “What will be your next move after wordpress ?”, ma.tt answered something like “maybe coding a bank”.
At that time, i had a long experience working in IT departments of banks and thought that this would be a HUGE challenge.
But today, thanks to GDPR, his dream might come true ! and here is why !
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Just to announce that i released a new plugin called GDPress.
GDPress is providing tools for privacy.

Releasing today MailPress 7.1 RC

This release is currently under test on mailpress.org but i am waiting until the end of the month before releasing 7.1.
So, not for production but for test only.
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As i worked on privacy (see my last post),
i was trying to figure out :

• What will be the future of mail inside wordpress ?
• What will be the next move ?
• How will they get thru future privacy needs ?

So i decided to work on a new document.
Here it is …
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MailPress 7.1 is on its way. It fixes some bugs.
It also includes some extra code to stick to the WP privacy approach.
More to come when released.
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Since 2006, i opened or contributed to 137 tickets on core.trac.wordpress.org (not counting wordpress.org tickets).
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I recently discovered a small tool called cloc (Counting Lines Of Code). You can find it on github. So i started to count …
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Since june last year Google Maps has changed its pricing policy. Maps are used in MailPress at three different places (may be 4 !), depending on which addons you are using. It was then important for MailPress to switch to other alternatives. Continue reading →