The anticipated Wordpress v2.2 had just being announced to be delay for at least a week or two for more cleanup and better release.
A while back, the WordPress development team decided to aim for date-targeted, quarterly releases, to speed up the development cycle. One of the main things this does is to give more frequent updates, but with fewer “big” new features in each release.
The target for WordPress 2.2 was set for around April 23.
Although the delay, I believe a lot of people can still bare since it is for the best in the long run. The latest delayed got to do with brushing up the built-in tagging system to make it more flexible for the end user.
Up to date, they have already implement 216 features, bugs and fixes in such a short time.
Check out our previous post on features and Matt’s announcement on the delay. For more news, see WordPress Wednesday News.
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