While outages and “digital emergencies” are rare, they do happen. As with any type of emergency planning, knowing what to do beforehand helps everyone stay calm and reach a quicker resolution.
Ask for your partner’s emergency protocol and share it internally.
August 2019
Version 2.2 is now live! Technical release notes and source code can be found here.
This release features enhancements to Activity Finder, the debut of Home Branch, donated by YMCA Greater Brandywine, and a comprehensive update to Carnation accessibility for low/no vision users.
Activity Finder v2
May 2019
This is a minor release. You should only update to this version if you are impacted by any of the issues listed in the detailed release notes here.
Summary of bugs fixed in this release:
Activity Finder fixes:
This month, Open Y launched the biggest release to date. It included:
Browse the list of frequently asked questions on the message board to learn more about terminology, cost, plus setting up and using Open Y.
Find answers to questions such as:
The standard version of the platform comes with the most common suggested components. The standard version is recommended for the majority of YMCAs. Once you have the Open Y platform, you can add any additional components you choose.
Once you (or more likely, your partner) have installed the Open Y code, you are free to start using it. There’s no sign up, no logos or ads to get in the way of using it.
A partner is an individual or organization that supports your Open Y work. In most cases, connecting with a partner that knows Open Y and Drupal 8 is the first step to getting started with Open Y. The partner will bring you through the process based on your needs and budget.
Partners can include: