Multi-Tenancy, Settings, and Site Tree
Run each organisation's site with isolated data and independent configuration for ticketing, domains, languages, users, and plans, so teams manage content through new site tree and list views.
Basker 3.0 collects the early product foundations into a coherent release: multi-tenancy, settings, custom routes, site configuration, site tree and list views, connected-system settings, and a maturing admin shell.
The moment Basker takes shape
This release marks the point where Basker looks like a coherent product rather than a collection of experiments. Multi-tenancy is the architectural backbone for everything that follows: Website Builder, theme platform, connected ticketing, and per-site publishing workflows all depend on each organisation's site being properly isolated and independently configurable.
What 3.0 includes
Multi-tenancy that keeps each organisation's site isolated. Settings screens for ticketing, domains, languages, users, and plans. Site tree and list views for content navigation. Connected-system settings with a consistent configuration model.