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Hot on the heels of Tiki 3.3, Tiki 4.0 has been released. As usual, this new release brings tons of new features.

This release is the result of long months of hard work by a large number of contributors. Final touches were done during the week-long TikiFest in Montreal, Canada.

Hot on the heels of Tiki 3.3, Tiki 4.0 Beta1 has been released. As usual, this new release brings tons of new features.

• Not recommended for upgrading production sites.
• OK for new projects as official Tiki4 will be out shortly and upgrades are easy.

Further polishing Tiki 3, the TikiWiki developers have released version 3.3. This release includes wiki syntax and plugin fixes, strengthened security, and improvements in language translations and visual display, among many others.

Tiki officially turns 7 years old today. It was first release as version 0.9 (code-named Spica) on October 9, 2002 You can read the initial release message on SourceForge. Tiki certainly has come a long way in seven years, including being selected as the Project of the Month for July, 2003.

A tradition in the TikiWiki community, a TikiFest is a meeting between Tiki contributors (that don't usually meet). This is an opportunity, usually, to drink adult beverages, get some laptops out and code wildly in group sessions and/or discuss about wiki technology and culture, etc. depending the mood and context. It is a great opportunity for Tiki users and Tiki power users to meet some of the developers and learn more stuff 😀

A report on our last TikiFest:

The Tiki Admin Team is proud to announce the nominations of 2 new members, Rick Sapir (ricks99) and Pascal Kustner (pkdille)

Both are very active contributors in the Tiki community.

With 200 new fixes and enhancements, Tiki 3.2 is now available. Features and functions improved in this release include modules, plugins, newsletters, browser support, calendars, overall interface and language, and many more.