[Mayan EDMS: 2363] Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0 blog post

[Michael Price]

Hello Mayan users. I just published a post detailing the added changes in
what will be Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0. The post includes animation to help
convey better the nature of the changes.

Some of what you will see in the next version:

- Turning Mayan EDMS into a single page app
- Upgrading to Django 1.11
- Asynchronous notifications
- Migration squashing
- API changes
- New search syntax

For the complete post head over to Medium using the link below.

https://medium.com/@loneviking72/sneak-peek-at-the-upcoming-version-3-0-of-mayan-edms-ng-7bab472bc42e

[Costi Budai]

Great info Michael! Looking forward for release date...

Post by Michael Price
Hello Mayan users. I just published a post detailing the added changes in
what will be Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0. The post includes animation to help
convey better the nature of the changes.
- Turning Mayan EDMS into a single page app
- Upgrading to Django 1.11
- Asynchronous notifications
- Migration squashing
- API changes
- New search syntax
For the complete post head over to Medium using the link below.

[Michael Price]

Thanks! We want to squeeze a few more tiny changes but are pretty much
ready. We will release this version soon.

Post by Costi Budai
Great info Michael! Looking forward for release date...

Post by Michael Price
Hello Mayan users. I just published a post detailing the added changes in
what will be Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0. The post includes animation to help
convey better the nature of the changes.
- Turning Mayan EDMS into a single page app
- Upgrading to Django 1.11
- Asynchronous notifications
- Migration squashing
- API changes
- New search syntax
For the complete post head over to Medium using the link below.

[David Kimmel]

I’m excited for all of these changes!

I currently use Mayan 2.7.3 installed via PyPI. Is there (will there be) an upgrade path to Mayan EDMS NG 3.0? I get the feeling that I should just be able to install NG, configure it to point it at my current Mayan database and file storage and run the migrations.

Hello Mayan users. I just published a post detailing the added changes in what will be Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0. The post includes animation to help convey better the nature of the changes.
Turning Mayan EDMS into a single page app
Upgrading to Django 1.11
Asynchronous notifications
Migration squashing
API changes
New search syntax
For the complete post head over to Medium using the link below.
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[Michael Price]

Glad to hear that! You are correct, that is pretty much the upgrade path.
Keep it mind that with each version we are losing a bit of compatibility
with Mayan EDMS upstream. Once you migrate your database to Mayan EDMS NG
you can rollback, but you have to do this manually by specifying the last
Mayan EDMS migration number for each app. I suggest you backup your
database and test Mayan EDMS NG extensively before committing to it.
However, once you see what we've included I'm sure you won't want to go
back!

Post by David Kimmel
I’m excited for all of these changes!
I currently use Mayan 2.7.3 installed via PyPI. Is there (will there be)
an upgrade path to Mayan EDMS NG 3.0? I get the feeling that I should just
be able to install NG, configure it to point it at my current Mayan
database and file storage and run the migrations.
Hello Mayan users. I just published a post detailing the added changes in
what will be Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0. The post includes animation to help
convey better the nature of the changes.
- Turning Mayan EDMS into a single page app
- Upgrading to Django 1.11
- Asynchronous notifications
- Migration squashing
- API changes
- New search syntax
For the complete post head over to Medium using the link below.
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