My upgrade to WordPress 3.3 was a simple svn switch command – everything just worked. The level of polish in the admin has really been stepped up in the last few releases. Hats off to all the folks doing great work there.
I’m probably most pleased that my media size patch was accepted; I think that’s a great addition for those of us that love to develop on WordPress as a platform.
I’ve got a few things to test and update to make sure they are working on the new trunk, then submit as patches for WordPress 3.4 – our post formats and fallbacks enhancements being the most notable. Hopefully that will see acceptance for core inclusion.
As far as I can tell, things are working smoothly. Of course, we’d already been testing Social and FavePersonal on pre-release versions WordPress 3.3 for a bit, so we’d already fixed up a few things. If you see anything around here that looks broken, do let me know. Thanks!
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I’m looking forward to using the FavePersonal theme and Post Formats Admin UI. Do you expect an official release soon? Also, are you planning on integrating Twitter Tools with the post formats enhancements? I would like to see tweets pulled in as Status posts.
We recently changed FavePersonal to use a normalize approach to the CSS (instead of a reset), so we’re working through re-testing to make sure we have it all working as planned. Definitely close to a release.
You’re welcome to check out the latest Twitter Tools in GitHhub.