Drupal 6.0 was just released yesterday and we're pretty excited about this as we've been watching the latest release evolve over the last year now.

We wanted to highlight just a few of the enhancements we've seen over 5.x:

• Better i18n Support - it's gotten so much better since we started working with it back in 4.6, but issues like menus & internationalization will work much better now
• Built in Teasers - A lot of folks like the ability to define custom teaser pages like we had set up for our old CMS Back-End.org. This will help with the migration
• Better Block Handling - drag and drop in blocks and menus
• Performance Improvements - built in block cache makes it faster
• Easier installation - with each version it keeps getting easier for new people to set up a site.
• Actions and triggers - allow for more dynamic and interactive content
• Theme Developer - this should help make it easier to troubleshoot and set up new themes Drupal (sorta like a firebug for Drupal)
• Access Control - list of roles stays at the top so you know what you are editing with sticky table headers
• Postgresql Database Support - We've had a number of clients ask about support for this other great open source database
• Localization Client Module - Helping users find and translate non-translated strings on the fly
• Built in OpenID Support - Now make it easier for everyone with access to OpenID (all of Yahoo's 250 million users) to register for your site
• Update Status - The easiest way to keep track of what code needs to be updated.

If you've got a Drupal 4.x or 5.x site you want to upgrade to take advantage of some of these new options, please let us know!  We know how to keep your site up-to-date and running smoothly.