Finally after a long wait Textpattern 4.0 has been released yesterday. Looks good. Updated the Asha NYC/NJ textpattern installation to this version. Has a lots of new features as well. Still playing with it since the Asha implementation is not yet in production. The only thing which I found lacking is the absence of a list of all TXP tags and their explanatins. Although a Textbook exists, but that is still under development stage. However this is an excellent package with hosts of features. Will definitely recommend it.
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