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The Tiki Software Community Association is happy to announce the release of Tiki 23.0, the latest stable version of Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware.

On the 15th of July 2021 at 14:00UTC we will have our monthly community meeting.

Below are some of the topics of our two-hour meeting that you can join in at : https://live.tiki.org.
Short discussions

• New way to populate TRM topics
• Status of Tiki 23 release process
• Status of TikiFest Virtual 2021 Summer Workshops
• "Site closed" message translation dilemma
• Improve setup.sh php version detection
• Menu option for Wizards integration in our new admin dashboard
• Gitlab questions and answers

Longer discussions

• How to develop the new Admin Dashboard
• Status of Tiki Community 2021 Navigation Revamp (15 to 20 minutes if we have time to present the work done)

More details at : https://tiki.org/Roundtable-Meeting-2021-07.

TikiFest gathering to discover, share, discuss and code together. All opinions about the present and future of Tiki Wiki will be on the table. Discover the new Tiki23 that will be release very soon, follow the discussion and progress on new technologies added or may be added to Tiki, learn about cache improvement and error reporting, improve your code skills by following coders work, etc... Many topics during 4 days from June the 2nd to the 5th 2021
https://tiki.org/TikiFest-Virtual-2021.

TikiFest Virtual 2021 will be held from June 2 to June 5, and everyone is invited to get together online at tiki.org/live for presentations and discussions.

The open source Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware provides tools for remote collaboration integrated with a wiki, calendar, and database features, among others, so we will be using these in-house tools for the virtual Tikifest.

The Covid-19 pandemic is still impacting travel and other activities around the world. Unfortunately, then, it isn't possible yet to hold a normal in-person TikiFest, to meet and work together in one place for a few days. But with Tiki providing the tools for remote collaboration, we're doing the next-best thing: we're having another virtual TikiFest, following the first one held a year ago.

During the TikiFest, some time slots might have parallel tracks for developers and users (advanced or new) but in any case there will be something for everyone, no matter whether you are a Tiki veteran or are new to Tiki and want to discover how we do things the Tiki way.

Everyone is invited to take part in the Tiki community life and the Tiki project.

Tiki 15 LTS, first released in April 2016, has reached the end of its service life, so is no longer being maintained by the Tiki Community or receiving security fixes or feature updates. Tiki 15 users are urged to upgrade their site to the latest Tiki Long Term Support version. Organizations that for some reason choose to continue using Tiki 15 can seek professional enterprise support from a Tiki consultant.

Hello, folks! We have a Tiki Roundtable Meeting coming up!

Please visit: https://tiki.org/Roundtable-Meeting-2021-04

Add your preferred date/time.
Add your topic(s).
And join us at: https://tiki.org/live.

So far we’ll discuss the Tiki22 status and preparations for the Tiki23 release (in June), and continue with the Tikifest preparations (https://tiki.org/TikiFest-Virtual-2021).

More topics may still be added.

See you!

October 9th is a special date for us, as it marks the completion of another successful year for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware. It was all started in 2002 by Luis Argerich with just a handful of users and with significant community support still off in the future. After years of active development, in 2020, Tiki has had one of the largest Open Source teams in the world. Tiki has been contributed to by some 300 developers, and has thousands of users, many features and configuration options, continuous improvement and industry-wide use for public websites and nonpublic intranets and special applications.