Galileo

Perl is a very powerful programming language, widely used in the past for Web technologies.

Perl is currently fallen in disgrace for some mysterious reasons, probably thanks to widespread PHP, JavaScript and Ruby technologies that have been used to build popular services like Twitter, Google or Facebook.

Galileo shines a new light on Perl, reminding some programmers that it can be used as well to build complex tools, handling as easy and as fast as any other CMS around.

The Galileo CMS itself can be used with ease for small to medium projects, coming packed with basic functionality needed in building and running a minimal website.

What is new in this release:

• Remove jQueryUI in favor of html5sortable
• Fix a couple setup app bugs

What is new in version 0.039:

• Simplify home path logic
• Remove ConsoleLogger again
• Fix compatibility with Mojolicious 6.22

What is new in version 0.0038:

• Fixed installation bug causing installation of version 1 rather than the most current
• Removed ability to upgrade from unversioned schemas (pre version 0.012)
• Navigation menu changes are visible immediately upon saving
• Navigation menu editor displays active items in current menu order

What is new in version 0.036:

• Fixed setup bug introduced by Mojolicious v5.30 (fix for __DATA__ handle)
• Remove unused dependency on Term::Prompt

What is new in version 0.035:

• Added Pagedown Extra.

What is new in version 0.034:

• Improved compatibility with Mojolicious 5.0.
• Fixed typo in setup command.

What is new in version 0.033:

• Change dump command to accept encoding parameter.
• Dump command now emits UTF-8 by default.

What is new in version 0.032:

• Added 'secrets' configuration key
• Deprecated 'secret' configuration key

What is new in version 0.031:

• Fixed a few long-standing bugs (hrupprecht++).

What is new in version 0.030:

• Removed Galileo::Plugin::FlexMemorize in favor of Mojolicious::Plugin::Memorize.
• Move to using some of the new features of Mojolicious 4.0.