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We have added something new to the LibrePlan project: our own LibrePlan Open Badges Server, available at: https://badges.libreplan.dev The idea is simple. LibrePlan is more than just a piece of software. It is also a community of developers, users, trainers, … Continue reading →

Software maintenance is not very exciting. There. I said it. New features are exciting. A new user interface gives you something you can show in a screenshot. A new planning feature gives you something interesting to write about. Updating an … Continue reading →

Yes, there were challenges, but LibrePlan 1.6.1 is out now! You can grab the container from Docker Hub at libreplan/libreplan:1.6.1. To ease the installation, download this zip file, unzip it a the directory of your choice. Next: run the command … Continue reading →

One of the less visible, but quite time-consuming, tasks currently underway in LibrePlan is modernizing the graphical theme used by the application. LibrePlan’s web interface is built using the ZK framework. For many years, LibrePlan has used the Sapphire theme. … Continue reading →

Today, the LibrePlan project proudly signed the Finish the Job declaration in support of the full and timely enforcement of the European Digital Markets Act (DMA). As an open source project, we believe that innovation flourishes when developers, companies, and … Continue reading →

LibrePlan 1.6.0 has barely left the building and it already turns out that not everybody is having a flawless experience. In some setups, two libraries appear to bite each other in unpleasant ways. Naturally, this surfaced only a few days … Continue reading →

Yes, there were challenges, but LibrePlan 1.6.0 is out now! You can grab the container from Docker Hub at libreplan/libreplan:1.6.0. To ease the installation, download this zip file, unzip it a the directory of your choice. Next: run the command … Continue reading →

We’re really close to the LibrePlan 1.6.0 release now. In fact, the release has already been tagged. Packages should start becoming available soon — after one final little detail. Because of course there was one last bug. There is always … Continue reading →

Sometimes, things just click. LibrePlan has supported the Russian language since 2011. Back then, it simply made sense — reaching more users, making the software accessible, growing the community. But recently, while looking at the visitor statistics in Matomo, I … Continue reading →

Things are moving fast in the LibrePlan world — and for the first time in quite a while, we can confidently say: a new release is on its way. Full-time focus Right now, development is happening at full speed. LibrePlan … Continue reading →