Publify was once known once as Typo, a RoR blogging platform. Today, rebranded as Publify, this tool was updated to the most recent Ruby and Ruby on Rails versions, and additionally features an improved backend built on top of Bootstrap.
Updated and upgraded, Publify is now a modern publishing platform that can be used to build both basic static sites, and full-on blogs and media centers as well.
With a fast loading admin panel featuring a very well organized GUI, Publify is extremely easy to work with, also boasting an improved content editing experience, based on a full-page Markdown (or Textile) text editor.
Focus is put on the writing experience, but other tools also important to both bloggers and webmasters are also included. These cover basic SEO controls, user management, comments moderation, cache management, and many other more.
Overall, Publify is a spectacular tool, just the CMS you want to work with in an age where speed and ease of access matter as much as to editors and readers as does the site's content.
What is new in this release:
- Fixed:
- The user-style.css stylesheet is not loaded in the Bootstrap theme.
- The note style is not applied.
- Deployment crashes on Heroku.
- The editor locally saves the content of the edited note, which means it reloads it when you edit another note, overwriting the legit content.
What is new in version 8.1.1:
- Fixed:
- The user-style.css stylesheet is not loaded in the Bootstrap theme.
- The note style is not applied.
- Deployment crashes on Heroku.
- The editor locally saves the content of the edited note, which means it reloads it when you edit another note, overwriting the legit content.
Requirements:
- Ruby 2 or higher
- Ruby on Rails 3.2.16 or higher
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