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We’re pushing back the Wt 4.9.0 release date a bit further since the Bootstrap 5 improvements we’re working on are not quite ready yet, and we haven’t merged any real new features into Wt for a while.

We did have a couple of bug fixes in the pipeline, so these went into this patch release. Check the release notes for more info.

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Binary builds for Windows are available on the GitHub releases page.

As usual, Wt 4.8.1 is a patch release, but we also added a document clarifying our policy on which minimum versions of libraries Wt requires. You can find this document in Wt’s source tree at doc/MinimumDependencyVersions.md. Check the release notes for more info.

Here are the links:

Binary builds for Windows are available on the GitHub releases page.

Wt has always been notably more conservative than many other web frameworks because we are committed to creating a framework that is built to last. We don’t break things all willy-nilly because we want our users to be able to develop products based on Wt that are to be maintained for many years to come.

For a while now, our policy on Internet Explorer has been: we don’t necessarily support it when we introduce a new feature, but we’re also not going to break existing features, at least not on purpose.

It is about high time to reconsider that stance, especially since Microsoft has now officially dropped Internet Explorer 11 support.

Starting from Wt 4.8.0 we are officially no longer supporting Internet Explorer, and old versions of Microsoft Edge.

Wt 4.7.2 is a small patch release that fixes a couple of issues. Check the release notes for more info.

Here are the links:

Binary builds for Windows are available on the GitHub releases page.