New LinkTaco Release: 0.4.0

May 5, 2025 · Peter Sanchez · Announcement News

Happy to announce that we released a new LinkTaco version. The whopping version 0.4.0.

In this version we wanted to focus on a few features that the community expects and requested. Most important being tag clouds are now provided on all bookmark listing pages. We also added a save counter to each link as it’s displayed. The counter can be clicked to view the latest 100 organizations that have saved the same bookmark.

Another requested feature was ability to change the ordering of bookmark listings (ie, oldest first). This was actually sort of a pain because pagination in GraphQL is a little less straight forward than when using “pages”. So we had known that pagination going both forward and bacwards was wonky for a while and finally got around to really digging into it and fixing the pagination across the application. Once that was done it was more or less trivial to add the ordering options.

Here are the relevant additions to the CHANGELOG.

Added

Fixed

Changed

Closed Tickets

You can read about the changes in the release notes.

Hope you enjoy the updates! We’re going to work on new features for the next release so stay tuned.

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