CiviCRM version 5.10.0 is now ready to download.
RELEASE NOTES:
Big thanks to Andrew Hunt from AGH Strategies for putting up together release notes for this version.
The release notes for 5.10.0 can be accessed here.
SPECIAL THANKS:
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The 2019 Global Community Summit is intended to be an event for all the Community including Partners, Implementers, Developers and End Users involved with the project.
We will be able to share, learn and contribute to CiviCRM. This event follows the spirit of 2018 Governance Summit opening more subjects and areas of discussion across the CiviCRM Project. After the Summit, a 5 day Sprint / DevCamp will follow.
Cividesk recently reached out to mahJ so they can share with the community their success with the implementation of CiviCRM. Cividesk spoke with the museum’s IT Manager, Sébastien Pauly, and Communications Attaché, Louise Tellier, to learn more about the challenges they faced before switching to CiviCRM, their experience transitioning to CiviCRM and the benefits of using CiviCRM.
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Get in shape with CiviCRM in the New Year! Cividesk is offering an unique opportunity for new CiviCRM users with a one-week online training package of our Fundamentals of CiviCRM courses for a discounted rate.
2018 was a big year for Webform CiviCRM module. I wanted to take a moment to highlight some of the new features that were added in 2018 (with some examples/screenshots) and take a look at what's to come in 2019!
Webform CiviCRM Integration - what is this?
Happy New Year, CiviCRM community! I bring exciting news to all of those, who have to deal with localisation (l10n) and internationalisation (i18n) - in short: everyone who is occasionally unhappy with the texts in the user interface or public forms. And yes, that might include English forms as well.
CiviCRM version 5.9.0 is now ready to download.
RELEASE NOTES:
Big thanks to Andrew Hunt from AGH Strategies for putting up together release notes for this version.
The release notes for 5.9.0 can be accessed here.
SPECIAL THANKS:
