Published on by Federico Capoano
We are excited to announce that the latest release of OpenWISP is now available!
This release brings major improvements to maps, firmware management, device location data, more consistency, more REST API endpoints, and loads of bug fixes.
Published on by Federico Capoano
If you have ever contributed to OpenWISP, you have probably met flaky CI. A test passes on your machine, fails on CI, then passes again when you re-run the job. Most OpenWISP modules are Django applications with Selenium browser tests, and over time …
Published on by Federico Capoano
For the past 13 years, I have had the privilege of contributing to OpenWISP and growing alongside this community. During this time, I have continuously collected feedback from users, contributors, and partners, reflecting on the long-term direction required to keep open-source network management at the cutting edge.
I have synthesized …
Published on by Federico Capoano
We are excited to announce that the latest release of OpenWISP is now available!
This release brings improvements to stability, security, scalability and usability.
For detailed information about the updates, refer to the OpenWISP 25.10 Release Notes.
Published on by Federico Capoano
We are excited to announce that the latest release of OpenWISP is now available!
Version 24.11 introduces numerous performance enhancements, improved stability, greater resilience, and new features.
For detailed information about the updates, refer to the changelogs of the installers:
Published on by Federico Capoano
We're thrilled to introduce the brand new OpenWISP blog! 🎉
This space will be our go-to place to share all the exciting developments happening in the OpenWISP world. Whether you're a long-time user or just getting started, there's something here for everyone. Expect to hear about: