News archive
Two decades of phpMyFAQ, grouped by release era. Pick a year to read what happened.
phpMyFAQ 4.x
2024 – 2026phpMyFAQ 3.x
2018 – 2023Finally, releasing phpMyFAQ 3.2, getting all ready for PHP 8.3, started working on phpMyFAQ 4.0
2022Finally, releasing phpMyFAQ 3.1, getting all ready for PHP 8.2, working hard on phpMyFAQ 3.2
2021Still struggling with the Corona pandemic, getting all ready for PHP 8.1, working hard on phpMyFAQ 3.1
2020v3.0Finally releasing phpMyFAQ 3.0, struggling with the Corona pandemic, getting all ready for PHP 8.0 and working hard on phpMyFAQ 3.1
2019Working hard on phpMyFAQ 3.0 and dropped support for PHP 5.
2018Finally, added PHP namespaces and Docker support for the upcoming phpMyFAQ 3.0 milestone
phpMyFAQ 2.x
2007 – 2017Improving the 2.9 version and working hard on phpMyFAQ 3.0
201615 yearsCelebrated 15 years of phpMyFAQ and released phpMyFAQ 2.9
2015Working on 2.8 and 2.9, getting everything ready for PHP 7 and HHVM
2014Improving the 2.8 version and working hard on phpMyFAQ 2.9
2013Using PHP 5.3 and Bootstrap for phpMyFAQ 2.8
2012Improving the 2.7 version and working on phpMyFAQ 2.8
201110 yearsCelebrated 10 years of phpMyFAQ, worked on better usability and HTML5 support with phpMyFAQ 2.7
2010Everything's UTF-8 encoded now with phpMyFAQ 2.6
2009Using PHP 5.2 with phpMyFAQ 2.5
2008Improving the 2.0 version and working on phpMyFAQ 2.5
2007v2.0Better user management and permissions with phpMyFAQ 2.0
phpMyFAQ 1.x
2002 – 2006Revisions and better spam protection with phpMyFAQ 1.6
2005Support for PHP 5, PostgreSQL, MS SQL and SEO optimized URLs with 1.5
2004Now with a WYSIWYG editor and XHTML support with phpMyFAQ 1.4
2003Adding simple multi-language and PDF support in phpMyFAQ 1.3
2002New features and PHP 4 support with phpMyFAQ 1.1 and going open source with phpMyFAQ 1.2