由于无法偿还银行10亿美元债务，上周三，美国第二大连锁书店运营商Borders Group公司申请破产重组，计划在未来几周之内关闭其大约30%的店面，约有200家书店。面对互联网的冲击，全世界实体书店都在苦苦挣扎，体量再大也没有用。

易观国际发布报告称，2010年中国第三方支付市场(包括互联网支付、手机支付和电话支付)交易额达到11324亿元，但市场依然保持较高的集中度。

2月21日讯德国财政部周一发表月度报告称，各种经济指标显示2011年德国经济起步强劲，2011年将会保持稳健增长，全年GDP增速料能达到此前预计的2.3%。

截至2010年末，商业银行整体加权平均资本充足率12.2%，比年初上升0.8个百分点；加权平均核心资本充足率为10.1%，比年初上升0.9个百分点。

伴随国际油价的上涨，替代能源价格水平亦水涨船高。记者昨日从国内一家大型多晶硅厂管理人士处了解到，目前多晶硅现货报价最高已达到每公斤114美元，较去年底又有了不小的涨幅，而一些多晶硅厂则开始加速扩产，以迎接新一轮光伏热潮的到来。

The second maintenance release for jQuery Mobile 1.4 is out! We fixed the issues with Android 2.3 and IE8 that were introduced in 1.4.1. More than 30 other bug fixes landed in this release, including ones for panel and transitions. See the 1.4.2 changelog for a list of all changes. Download CDN-Hosted JavaScript: Uncompressed: jquery.mobile-1.4.2.js … Continue reading →

Today we released jQuery Mobile 1.4.3. This third maintenance release for 1.4 does not only contain bug fixes, but also a new pagecontainer events demo. See the 1.4.3 changelog for a list of all changes. Checkout the 1.4.3 demos! Download CDN-Hosted JavaScript: Uncompressed: jquery.mobile-1.4.3.js (useful for debugging) Minified and Gzipped: jquery.mobile-1.4.3.min.js (ready to deploy) CDN-Hosted … Continue reading →

We released jQuery Mobile 1.4.4 today at the jQuery Conference in Chicago! See the 1.4.4 changelog for a list of all changes that landed in this fourth maintenance release for jQuery Mobile 1.4. Checkout the 1.4.4 demos! Download CDN-Hosted JavaScript: Uncompressed: jquery.mobile-1.4.4.js (useful for debugging) Minified and Gzipped: jquery.mobile-1.4.4.min.js (ready to deploy) CDN-Hosted CSS: Uncompressed … Continue reading →

We released the 5th maintenance release for jQuery Mobile 1.4 today to fix a few last creepy crawly bugs that cropped up from iOS8. See the 1.4.5 changelog for a list of all changes that landed in this fifth maintenance release for jQuery Mobile 1.4. Checkout the 1.4.5 demos! Download CDN-Hosted JavaScript: Uncompressed: jquery.mobile-1.4.5.js (useful for debugging) Minified and Gzipped: jquery.mobile-1.4.5.min.js (ready to … Continue reading →

Thanks to 2129 contributors from 616 organizations resolving 4083 issues in the past two and a half years, Drupal 10.0.0 is available today! This new version sets Drupal up for continued stability and security for the longer term. All new features will be added to Drupal 10 going forward. What’s new in Drupal 10.0.0? Better looking on the frontend and backend The new Olivero theme provides a modern look and feel. Olivero includes built-in support for multi-level menus and listings in responsive grids. The new administration theme, Claro, provides an accessible, clean interface for site management. The prior default themes Bartik and Seven are available as contributed projects if you wish to use them. CKEditor 5 is the new content editor With CKEditor 4 reaching end of life at the end of 2023, it was time to upgrade. Thanks to a fantastic collaboration with its developers, Drupal 10 comes with CKEditor 5 built-in. The new version brings a modern editing experience with in-place controls and support for arbitrary input and output formats. Optional premium features are also available, such as live collaborative editing. An upgrade path is provided to move editor settings over and developer tools are available to help port any custom integrations. Read more in CKSource's very extensive blog post. For now, CKEditor 4 is also available as a contributed project, so you can continue using that for Drupal 10 for now until its end of support. Internet Explorer support is removed Microsoft has ended support for Internet Explorer and so has Drupal. This allows Drupal themes to use modern solutions for user facing problems. Responsive grids in views Views now supports a responsive grid display format. Instead of specifying the number of columns, and screen widths, users specify the maximum number of columns, the minimum grid cell width and the gutter spacing. When the grid cells resize to a point where they’re below the minimum width, the grid will reflow to have less columns. Alternatively, the grid will expand to fit in as many columns as permitted, while keeping the grid width above the minimum value. Dropping Internet Explorer 11 support enabled the addition of this feature. Starterkit theme generation tool Drupal 10 introduces a new command line tool to generate a standalone theme from a compatible base theme. We recommend using the tool to prevent breaking a sub-theme when the base theme changes. Runtime theme extension is still supported, but only advised if you have full control of the base theme (e.g. by creating it with the starterkit command). Requires Symfony 6.2 and PHP 8.1 Drupal 10.0 depends on the Symfony 6.2 framework, and later Drupal 10 minor versions will be updated to future minor versions of Symfony 6. This sets Drupal up with the latest version of the underlying platform. As PHP 7 reached end of life on November 28, 2022, it was clear Drupal 10 must require at least PHP 8. Symfony 6.2 requires PHP 8.1 and choosing that version provides the best support timeline for Drupal 10 itself as well. PHP 8.2 is also fully supported. Non-essential features removed The Quick Edit, Aggregator, HAL, RDF, and Color modules have been removed from core. They are available as contributed projects. This allows Drupal 10 to focus on the core strengths of the system. All features added since Drupal 9.0 are still here Drupal 10.0.0 includes all of the features that were added to Drupal since 9.0, such as lazy image loading support for better frontend performance, WebP support in image styles, a dedicated Content Editor user role, "Manage permissions" tabs for entity bundles, and bundle classes on the PHP level for better code encapsulation, among many other improvements. Thousands of contributed projects ready at launch Thanks to the diligent work of the Drupal community on automated code update tools, porting events and dedicated work on key projects over the past two and a half years, Drupal 10 launches with almost three thousand compatible extensions, 26% more than how many Drupal 9 launched with. The future of Drupal 10 All new features will be added to only Drupal 10 going forward. Several key improvements are already in the works as contributed projects. The Project Browser contributed project is now in beta and includes a Composer-based user interface to install contributed projects with all their dependencies. The Automatic Updates contributed project is already stable, allowing you to apply patch-level core updates to your site. (Experimental support is included for minor version updates and contributed project updates). The Recipes initiative is less far along but already has early versions of automation functionality to ship composable bundles of Drupal modules and configuration. All of these are planned to be added to Drupal 10 core in the future and will help users find, keep up with and combine all the fantastic contributed projects the Drupal community is famous for. Things to consider when updating to Drupal 10 Read the release notes for more information about platform requirements, removed modules and themes, dependency changes, etc. What does this release mean for me? Drupal 9 site owners Drupal 9 will reach end-of-life alongside two of its key components (Symfony 4 and CKEditor 4 on November 1, 2023). There is a small chance that a final security release of Drupal 9 could be issued between November 1 and November 30, 2023 if one of these dependencies chooses to do so as well. Upgrades to Drupal 10 are supported from Drupal 9.4 and 9.5. However, Drupal 9.4 will no longer receive normal bugfixes. For continued bugfix support, Drupal 9 users should update to Drupal 9.5 now. Drupal 9.4 and 9.5 will both receive security fixes until the release of 10.1 on June 21, 2023. After that date, Drupal 9.5 will be the only Drupal 9 version to receive security fixes until the November 2023 end-of-life. Drupal 8 site owners Drupal 8 is end of life as of November 17, 2021. There is no direct upgrade path to Drupal 10 from Drupal 8, so you will need to first upgrade from Drupal 8 to Drupal 9. There are disclosed security issues with Drupal core that are not fixed in any Drupal 8 version, so if you have not yet upgraded to Drupal 9, do so as soon as possible. Drupal 7 site owners Drupal 7 support was extended until January 5, 2025, and it will continue to receive limited bug and security fixes until that date. The migration path for Drupal 7 sites to Drupal 10 is stable. Choose which Drupal major version to update to based on your project timeline. Read more about the migration to Drupal 10. Module, theme and translation contributors Drupal 10 removes deprecated APIs. Use Upgrade Status on Drupal 9 to check your custom modules and themes for the changes needed. Upgrade Status will also give suggestions on automating the fixes. Translators should check localize.drupal.org for any untranslated strings.

What's new in Drupal 10.1? This first feature release of Drupal 10 is packed with amazing improvements! It makes customizing the look of your site easier, adds support for decoupled navigation, improves content modeling and editing, block management, performance and many more. Customizing the look of Drupal is now easier Creating UI components with Drupal is easier and more enjoyable with the new experimental Single Directory Components module. The module bundles template, style, and JavaScript files together as components. Twig template debugging and render caching settings are now exposed on an easy to use admin page. Plus the new add_class and set_attribute Twig filters were introduced to make markup manipulation easier. Decoupled navigation gets dedicated support Drupal is widely used as a building block in fully integrated decoupled applications. To make this even easier Drupal 10.1.0 has new APIs for retrieving menus configured in Drupal using the Linkset standard. This makes it easy for developers to provide non-developers the option to manage their menus! Content editing made easier Drupal 10.1 comes with various CKEditor improvements including an autoformat feature that recognizes when you are typing a list or a header and automatically formats it accordingly. CKEditor 5 automatic formatting For source code examples, the available language options are now customizable in the editor configuration. Content modeling and management streamlined Drupal 10.1 revamps the user interface to reuse existing fields to help site builders with making informed decisions when creating content models. When reusing an existing field, the field settings are now copied from the pre-existing field settings. Improved field reuse experience Text fields can now enforce a specific text format, making the user interface for content editors simpler. Bulk operation forms now use a floating action bar to reduce the amount of space used when not needed, while still enabling an easy application of actions on multiple selected content items without the need to scroll. New floating bulk operations bar at the bottom A unified entity revision editing experience was added. This makes prior versions of content easier to manage regardless of whether they are in content blocks or nodes or other entities. This also makes it easy for developers to provide an experience that is inline with Drupal core for managing revisions in custom entity types. Block and page management made more flexible From Drupal 10.1, you can now create custom blocks directly under Structure in the administrative interface. More granular permissions allow granting block management per type and revisions to block content can be reviewed and rolled back. Adding administrative listings is now easier with a new option in Views to allow creating pages that use the administration theme regardless of their path. Faster real and perceived page performance BigPipe is a feature in Drupal that allows browsers to load some dynamic parts of the page after an initial page is loaded, which helps users receive information faster. From Drupal 10.1 BigPipe supports serving interface previews for delayed content, which makes the user experience much smoother with less page reflows. BigPipe with a comment placeholder element reduces page reflows Responsive images can now be lazy loaded with properly set width and height values for accuracy and oEmbed content can also be configured to be lazy loaded, not holding up the initial page load. HTML pages and AJAX responses can now be served before dynamically processed JavaScript and CSS assets have been generated, leading to faster time to first byte on cache misses. JavaScript is minified on the fly out of the box reducing file sizes significantly, something which used to require build steps or contributed modules. The request type used for making AJAX requests can be configured allowing certain dynamic requests to be cached using render and edge caching capabilities, enabling faster response times. Views AJAX pagers and filters are now utilizing this feature out of the box. An elapsed time formatter was added that calculates the duration on the frontend and can be fully cached, significantly improving accuracy for end users as well as cache hit rates. Project announcements available on your Drupal site A new experimental Announcements module was added to Drupal core. This allows site administrators to get important announcements from the Drupal project on their Drupal site. Automated accessibility testing added to core Drupal Nightwatch tests now include Axe Core accessibility scans. These scans check common pages and forms to help make sure core does not regress our accessibility achievements. Core committer team expanded Since the release of Drupal 10.0, many changes have happened in the core committer team. While we said goodbye to product manager Angela Byron from the team, Lauri Eskola became a new product manager. Ben Mullins was promoted to full frontend framework manager and full accessibility topic maintainer. Theodore Biadala and Sally Young became full JavaScript package committers and provisional frontend framework managers. Victoria Spagnolo was promoted to full release manager. Drupal is now officially a Digital Public Good Drupal 10.1 is also the first feature release since Drupal was approved as a Digital Public Good (DPG) by the Digital Public Good Alliance (DPGA). The goal of the DPGA is to promote Digital Public Goods in order to create a more equitable world and help attain the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. DPGs represent an opportunity to enable countries to access cutting edge features, drive their own digital transformation processes, and grow their local ecosystems. As open source solutions, DPGs can be the basis for community building, knowledge sharing, and joint approaches. More technical information For those updating to Drupal 10.1, further technical information is available in the release notes.

New in Drupal 10.2 The second feature release of Drupal 10 improves content modeling, block management, menu and taxonomy organization, and permission administration. New options to sanitize file names make it possible to clean up the names of uploaded files, and media item revisions now have a dedicated user interface. Easier content management 10.2 improves the user experience for managing several types of content: Field types for new fields are visually listed instead of a simple select list. Settings for fields are now all included on one form. Menu items and taxonomy terms have a dedicated option to add a child item, which makes item placement easier. Media items now have a dedicated user interface to review and manage older revisions. CKEditor's language selector can now be configured to only show languages supported on the site. More flexible block placement A user interface has been added to show or hide each block based on the HTTP response status, so that specific blocks can be added or removed when the page is not found (404) or access is denied (403). New built-in file name sanitization options The functionality of one of the most popular contributed modules is now included in core! Replace whitespace in file names, transliterate text, convert to lowercase, and more. Faster permission management The permissions page now comes with a filter on the top to make it easy to find the permission you planned to adjust. Performance improvements Drupal 10.2 includes numerous performance improvements for content rendering and HTTP responses, as well as improved caching APIs. Works on the latest PHP PHP 8.3 was released three weeks ago, and Drupal 10.2 is already compatible with it. Modern language feature: PHP attributes Drupal core has started adopting PHP attributes, a modern PHP language feature, to provide better developer experience for plugin annotations. Contributed and custom code can begin adopting this improved API for their plugins, and Block and Action plugins can all be converted to the new API. Built-in project news updates To help keep you up to date with project news, the Announcements Feed module became stable and is now installed by default with the standard profile. Help topics now in Help module The experimental Help topics module is now marked as deprecated and all functionality has been integrated into the core Help module. Developer experience improvements Drupal 10.2 comes with a number of developer experience improvements: A PerformanceTestBase was added to support automated testing of performance metrics with support to send OpenTelemetry traces to an open telemetry endpoint. A new DeprecationHelper::backwardsCompatibleCall() method is available that helps write Drupal extensions that are compatible with multiple major versions at once. PHP Fibers support was added to BigPipe and the Renderer, which allows Drupal to potentially run different code while it's waiting for an asynchronous operation to return. Configuration validation was expanded to better support strict testing and make configuration form validation easier to implement. Symfony's autowiring support was adopted for services, based on PHP 8 attributes, making service creation easier. The HTML utility classes and filter system was updated to produce HTML5 syntax instead of XHTML. Core team updates Drupal is built by an open source community of collaborators across geographies and organizations. Maintainers assess the work of the community and decide when it's ready to commit to Drupal core. After a period as a provisional committer, Dave Long (at Full Fat Things) was promoted to a full release manager. Kristiaan Van den Eynde (at Factorial) and Adam Bramley (at PreviousNext) have also become core subsystem maintainers. Thanks for stepping up! Want to get involved? If you are looking to make the leap from Drupal user to Drupal contributor, or you want to share resources with your team as part of their professional development, there are many opportunities to deepen your Drupal skill set and give back to the community. Check out the Drupal contributor guide, or join us at DrupalCon Portland and attend sessions, network, and enjoy mentorship for your first contributions.

New in Drupal 10.3 The third and final feature release of Drupal 10 ships with a new experimental Navigation user interface, stable Workspaces functionality, stable Single-Directory Components support, simplified menu editing, taxonomy moderation support, new recipe and access policy APIs and more. New experimental Navigation module The new Navigation module provides a redesigned collapsible, vertical navigation sidebar for the administrative user interface. Sub-menus open on a full height drawer that can accommodate deeper navigation levels. On smaller viewports, the toolbar is placed on top of the content, and opens with an overlay. The Navigation module allows multiple types of customization, like adding new custom menus or changing the default Drupal logo provided. It also uses the Layout Builder module, so that site builders can easily add or reorder these menu blocks. The Navigation module includes a new content creation and management menu, which allows quick access to content-related tasks to increase usability for content users. Stable Workspaces module The Workspaces module allows Drupal sites to have multiple work environments, enabling site owners to stage multiple content changes to be published all at once. It has long been available in Drupal core as an experimental module. Following the module's use in production sites, the remaining stable blocking issues have been resolved, so now it is available to all! Workspaces are sets of content changes that are prepared and reviewed together. This is a differentiating feature for Drupal that is important for many large organizations' websites. An organization might use Workspaces to ensure all relevant content goes live simultaneously for a new product launch, or with the outcomes of sporting or election events. Stable Single-Directory Components Single-Directory Components (SDCs) are Drupal core’s implementation of a user interface components system. Within SDC, all files necessary to render the user interface component are grouped together in a single directory. This includes Twig, YAML, and optional CSS and JavaScript. SDC support was added to Drupal core in 10.1 as an experimental module. The solution has been very well-received and is now part of the base system. No need to enable a module to use this feature. Simplified content organization Menu item editing is now simplified. Advanced options are displayed in a sidebar to help content editors focus on what is most important for the menu item. Taxonomy terms also now have both a dedicated user interface to edit earlier revisions and content moderation support. New Recipes and Default Content APIs Drupal recipes allow the automation of Drupal module installation and configuration. Drupal recipes are easy to share, and can be composed from other Drupal recipes. For example, Drupal 10.3 includes a Standard recipe providing the same functionality as the Standard install profile. It is a combination of 16 component recipes that can be reused in other recipes. Recipes provide similar functionality to install profiles but are more flexible. With install profiles only one can be installed on a site. With recipes, multiple recipes can be applied after each other. Install profiles/distributions Recipes Lock-in Not possible to uninstall (until Drupal 10.3) No lock-in Inheritance Cannot extend other profiles or distributions Can be based on other recipes Composability Cannot install multiple profiles or distributions Multiple recipes can be applied on the site and be the basis of another recipe The recently announced Starshot Initiative will rely heavily on recipes to provide composable features. The added APIs include Configuration Actions, Configuration Checkpoints and Default Content. Additionally, it is now possible to install Drupal without an install profile, or to uninstall an install profile after Drupal is already set up. More flexible access management with the new Access Policy API The new Access Policy API supports the implementation of access management solutions that go beyond permissions and user roles. Other conditions and contexts may be taken into account, like whether the user used two-factor authentication, or whether they reached a rate limit of an activity. Drupal's existing permission- and role-based access control has been converted to the new API, and custom or contributed projects can add more access policies. The future of Drupal 10 Drupal 10.3 is the final feature release of Drupal 10. Drupal 11 is scheduled to be released the week of July 29th. With that, Drupal 10 goes into long-term support. While more minor releases will be made available of Drupal 10, they will not contain new features, only functionality backported to support security and a smoother upgrade to Drupal 11. Drupal 10's future minor releases will be supported until mid- to late 2026, when Drupal 12 is released and Drupal 11 enters long-term support. Core maintainer team updates Cristina Chumillas (at Lullabot), Sally Young (also at Lullabot) and Théodore Biadala (at Très Bien Tech) were all promoted from provisional to full Drupal Core Frontend Framework Managers. Alex Pott (at Acro Commerce and Thunder), Adam Globus-Hoenich (at Acquia) and Jim Birch (at Kanopi Studios) are the maintainers of the new Default Content and Recipes subsystems. Andrei Mateescu (at Tag1 Consulting) is the maintainer of the newly stable Workspaces module. Ivan Berdinsky (at Skilld) became a co-maintainer of the Umami demo. Daniel Veza (at PreviousNext) is a new co-maintainer of Layout Builder. Mateu Aguiló Bosch (at Lullabot) and Pierre Dureau are new co-maintainers of the Theme API, focusing on Single-Directory Components. Want to get involved? If you are looking to make the leap from Drupal user to Drupal contributor, or you want to share resources with your team as part of their professional development, there are many opportunities to deepen your Drupal skill set and give back to the community. Check out the Drupal contributor guide, or join us at DrupalCon Barcelona and attend sessions, network, and enjoy mentorship for your first contributions.

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