ProudCity 1.9.0 Release
This is primarily a bugfix release. Also in the release is an upgrade to GravityForms 2.0.x. On June 22, we applied a hotfix for the WordPress core 4.3.3 security update, which is also included in this release.
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ProudCity 1.8.2 Release
This is a WordPress Core security update (for WordPress Version 4.5.3).
Route Fifty: ‘How a Western Massachusetts Town Took Its Payments Online’
Route Fifty featured Hinsdale, Mass., and its adoption of ProudCity as its web platform, especially our online payments integration features.
Digital government security with ProudCity
Anytime you store sensitive data, security must be the utmost concern, and here at ProudCity, we are serious about security.
ProudCity 1.8.0 Release
This is a bugfix-only release. There was no WordPress core update in this release and only a small number of third party plugin updates.
Webinar: ELGL Technology Efficiency Series (Trello)
ProudCity is leading a webinar on the project management platform Trello as part of ELGL’s Technology Efficiency Series.
Webinar: WordPress and Government – Building better city websites faster and cheaper
Learn how WordPress — a platform that powers 25% of the world’s websites — allows cities to stand up government online services quicker and more cost-effective than ever before.
Panel discussion: ‘Getting Your City Digital’ (Association of Washington Cities Annual Conference)
ProudCity CEO Luke Fretwell will join ELGL Executive Director Kirsten Wyatt and Romulus CEO Chris Maddox at the Association of Washington Cities Annual Conference for a panel discussion, “Getting Your City Digital,” on how cities can better serve residents by leveraging flexible, cloud-based technologies to scale and economize their digital government services.
Online government payments with Stripe and ProudCity
ProudCity integrates with a growing list of third-party services, including payments, and one of our favorites is Stripe.
ProudCity in Opensource.com
Opensource.com re-published our thoughts on ProudCity as an open organization, based on Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst’s book “Open Organization.”