Movable Type 3.1 Launched: We mentioned some of the big changes in MT 3.1 a few weeks ago. It’s now in the wild.
The most prominent new feature in Movable Type 3.1 is the dynamic page functionality, allowing you to choose between static page generation or dynamic pages on a per-template basis. This allows you to optimize the performance of your weblog, providing you the best of both worlds…
I understand that this functionality is what they hired Brad Choate for.
The new category management interface in 3.1 gives you fine-grained control over the organization and display of your posts. You can easily create new subcategories, and move a subcategory from one parent category to another using a sleak, intuitive interface.
People have been screaming for subcategories for as long as I’ve been working with MT, and someone made a subcategories plugin for MT3.0, which I believe is Six Apart’s secret strategy for developing the platform.
Using post scheduling, you can set a time and date for your posts to appear, permitting automatic updates to your weblog even when you’re away.
Another huge improvement that people have been using MT-Rebuild to approximate for quite a while now.
Brad Choate joins Six Apart: Six Apart has picked up Brad Choate, writer of two of the best MT plugins: MTSQL and MTKeyValue. While I can't write a post about all our new hires, I wanted to take an opportunity to write about the newest addition to our engineering team, Brad…
movabletype.org :: Movable Type 3.1 has been announced and has some huge changes. These three alone will greatly satisfy the hoards. Dynamic PHP publishing, controllable on a per-template basis: You can control whether you publish a dynamic or static page on a per-template basis, letting you balance the publishing and…
David Raynes: SubCategories 1.2: There was much complaining when Movable Type 3.0 came out that there wasn't anything new in it. To a large extent, the complainers were right — there was very little new functionality...on the surface. The real gem of MT3, it turns out, is the new plug-in…