Today we released OpenProject version 3.0.3 which contains important security fixes as well as several bug fixes.

Read the new blog post on opensource.com: OpenProject features adaptive timeline reports for project management

Installing OpenProject is not an easy thing to do and mostly a subject to experts. Using the easy package building on pkgr.io we made it much better. This post is about how we changed our code to simplify your installation of OpenProject.

openproject.org now runs on an OpenSSL version with the 'Heartbleed' vulnerability fixed. Please make sure the OpenSSL version your servers are using is secure.

Use OpenProject in your language: Using the new OpenProject translations plugin, more languages are available to your OpenProject installation.

OpenProject now has a glossary containing more than 100 OpenProject specific terms.

The GitHub integration plugin automatically comments on work packages referenced in pull requests.

Good news everyone! We are happy to announce the public release of the OpenProject Reporting plugin working with OpenProject 3.0.

We are happy to announce the public release of the OpenProject Documents plugin working with OpenProject 3.0.

We are happy to announce the public release of the OpenProject Documents plugin working with OpenProject 3.0.

OpenProject 3.0 has been released with major improvements compared to the prior version 2.4.

You can easily create your own OpenProject sandbox to try out OpenProject 3.0.

We postponed releasing OpenProject 3.0.0 by one week to March 7th 2014.

We have created a project on Crowdin to translate the UI of OpenProject to further languages: https://crowdin.net/project/openproject. Please join!

In our effort to improve performance we switched OpenProject 3.0 to run on Ruby 2.1.

Have you discovered yet the small new plugin on OpenProject.org: Local Avatars?

We are happy to announce the public release of the OpenProject Costs plugin working with the Rails3 OpenProject Core.

Sometimes small changes can make a big difference in improving the usability of an application. One of those changes is the the auto-completion for work packages.

During the last few weeks we have worked on a new design for OpenProject.

OpenProject aims to be accessible for people with different abilities and special needs. During a one day workshop, the team has been coached with respect to important aspects that need to be considered when designing and developing accessible software.

We are happy to announce the public release of the OpenProject Backlogs plugin working with the Rails3 OpenProject Core.

OpenProject switches to icon fonts which brings along many improvements, such as a sharper view and better customization and scalability.

Success story: OpenProject as project collaboration software for Deutsche Telekom.

The Meeting plugin has been updated to work with the current OpenProject Rails3 Core.

Say goodbye to good old issues and welcome the new work packages in OpenProject 3.0 - a unification of timeline entries (formerly known as planning elements) and issues.

After the fork, we started a big migration project to get OpenProject up to speed with the current state of Rails.

We just released the openproject-plugins gem, which serves as a handy plugin generator and more.

Read an interview about OpenProject on https://opensource.com/business/13/9/openproject-interview.

We recently implemented some new security features aiming to improve the security of OpenProject installations and making OpenProject more compliant with corporate security requirements.

Read the full news for a preview of the new security features.

We are happy to announce the public release of the OpenProject Global Roles plugin working with the Rails3 OpenProject Core.

You can now follow OpenProject on Twitter: https://twitter.com/openproject

Thanks to Robin from http://dailytut.com for giving the account to us!

We are happy to announce the public release of the OpenProject Meeting plugin working with the Rails3 OpenProject Core.

This is the first part of a three part series about the technical details of themes in OpenProject. The first part will introduce the basics of creating a theme and making it available to OpenProject.

Right from the beginning the OpenProject Foundation (OPF) ensures that the participation in OpenProject is well governed. It establishes a framework in which the software can successfully be developed.

During the last months, we have not spread any news on OpenProject.org. But as you can see at the loads of issues, change histories and activity logs, we have been busily working on the development of the software and the project.

We are very happy to announce that we are just building up the OpenProject community. Companies, organisations as well as individuals already collaborate, share ideas and are involved in the decision taking.

OpenProject is a web-based open source project collaboration software. It is not new but it makes a difference.