4.10 ETA ?

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6 years ago
Hi staff..

is there a known 4.10 release ETA ?

Thanks!
6 years ago
I've bookmarked the following link

https://github.com/nopSolutions/nopCommerce/milestones
6 years ago
iob2000 wrote:
Hi staff..

is there a known 4.10 release ETA ?

Thanks!


As Andrei said some time ago, it will be in May-June.

Best,
Patryk
6 years ago
Patryk is right. But now most probably it'll be June-July
6 years ago
Right.

Will it be Core 2?
6 years ago
95% - yes. It all depends on EF Core team and when they plan to release version 2.1 which should support Lazy loading (already done in preview of EF Core 2.1)
6 years ago
@a.m.

great!

So, please do not forget to run a load impact test, over 200 simultaneous user, on a store with over 10K products and 500 categories, it seems to be the bottleneck that a lot of people are concerned. Me included.

Our TTFB have never ran bellow 700ms, dont matter what change we do, except deleting products & categories.. ProductLoadAllPaged stored procedure and all subsequent loads, attributes, pictures, prices are the main problem!

By now, google is rolling out mobile first index, and some of majors ranking factors are speed and mobile UX. Speed is on the focus for good SERP positioning.

Thanks!
5 years ago
iob2000 wrote:
@a.m.

great!

So, please do not forget to run a load impact test, over 200 simultaneous user, on a store with over 10K products and 500 categories, it seems to be the bottleneck that a lot of people are concerned. Me included.

Our TTFB have never ran bellow 700ms, dont matter what change we do, except deleting products & categories.. ProductLoadAllPaged stored procedure and all subsequent loads, attributes, pictures, prices are the main problem!

By now, google is rolling out mobile first index, and some of majors ranking factors are speed and mobile UX. Speed is on the focus for good SERP positioning.

Thanks!


This! Running a test on azure with 200~ concurrent users makes the website very slow.
5 years ago
a.m. wrote:
95% - yes. It all depends on EF Core team and when they plan to release version 2.1 which should support Lazy loading (already done in preview of EF Core 2.1)


Seems it's just landed https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore/
5 years ago
Wow, yeah it seems that there was a major dealine set to end of May in Redmond :-)

Announcing .NET Core 2.1   https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2018/05/30/announcing-net-core-2-1/
ASP.NET Core 2.1.0 now available   https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2018/05/30/asp-net-core-2-1-0-now-available/
Announcing Entity Framework Core 2.1  https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2018/05/30/announcing-entity-framework-core-2-1/

Andrei, if I got it right, the 4.1 is (almost?) ready, you were only waiting for this release: So are we just some days away from 4.1 ?
(I am asking this because right now I am beginning with a lot of customization into 4.0, so I could be doing it right into 4.1)
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