I want to test it today and see how it works; I’ve been thinking the same thing since yesterday. I’ll grab it from GitHub and give it a try.

Like any new software product, it needs a proper testing period before it’s officially released to the public. That’s the stage when all kinds of feedback and issue reports start coming in. This is also why UNA CMS isn’t rushing to publish it in the app store yet it hasn’t been thoroughly tested in different real-world scenarios.

Once you release something to the app store, people will immediately start using it in production environments. If the product isn’t solid and well-tested, there’s a real risk of breaking live sites — and that’s the kind of situation you definitely want to avoid.