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### Branches

- The `master` branch contains the Form Tools 3.0.x code. It will remain
- `3.1` contains the work for the next (3.1) major release.
- The `master` branch contains the latest work being done on 3.1. `master` is not production ready.
- `3.0.x` contains the tip of the 3.0 releases. This is entirely for bug fixes.

Check out the release sections for earlier, stable releases.

### Form Tools 3
### Form Tools History

Form Tools 3 (2018) was a complete rewrite of the application. Form Tools started back in 2004 and this was the third
(and hardest!) rewrite. The broader goal was to simply modernize the script, but there were also some specific goals: run on PHP 7, use PDO, update all lib dependencies up to date, introduce tests and pave the way for upcoming changes and features.

### Form Tools 2
(and hardest!) rewrite. The goal was to modernize the script: to run on PHP 7, use PDO, update all lib dependencies, introduce tests and pave the way for upcoming changes and features.

Form Tools 2 was the production version from 2010-2018. I took a long, 4-year break during that time to work on other projects, but returned to the Form Tools world in 2016 to revamp the site and code. Form Tools 2 is entirely functional code; FT3 converted everything to object-oriented.

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