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I am happy to announce the 0.5 release of Habari Mobile Admin. This plugin creates an admin experience targeted at iPhone and Android mobile users.
The plugin isn’t done by any means, but it is stable enough to get it out there for feedback. Comment moderation isn’t enabled yet, but that is coming in the first update sometime later this week. Everything else should be there and ready for you though.
Read the rest »Hot off the presses, Frequent Reference for WordPress. Check the project page.
I don’t know about you, but I find myself referencing the same companies and sites over and over again .
Read the rest »Yes, thats right there is a new point release in the 0.6 series. This release fixes a whole slew of bugs and refines the user experience a bit. This is an important step in the journey to 0.7.
It is bitter sweet to see this release, since I haven’t been able to really be a part of things in Habari for the last 6 months or so due to work and personal issues. Hopefully that will change soon. I miss getting in there and making teh hotness.
Anywhoo, go and get it while its hot!
So recently I made the offhand tweet that Habari Goodness">Habari will be the new Rails
, and I was only partially joking. Read the rest »Please bear with the slowdown around these parts. I am running the bleeding edge of Habari, which has landed some pretty great new functionality.
Unfortunately it looks like we introduced some code that has impacted the lightning quick reflexes Habari is known for. We are working on addressing the problem, be assured.
If you run a Habari Project">Habari blog
with multiple authors and would like to be able to get an Atom feed of a single users posts, then you are now in luck. Read the rest »Not too long ago my wife asked me to set up a blog for her, so she could stay in contact with those we left behind in Kentucky. Since I had been wanting her to blog for a couple of years now, I immediately set to work figuring out a domain for it, and designing a theme.
She didn’t want a vanity domain, so I settled on WeDavis3 as a suitably short, descriptive URL for the site. I had been planning on blogging more about everyday life, so moving that to the new site made a certain amount of sense.
Read the rest »After much toil and sweat, mostly by other people, the Habari Community is proud to announce the immediate availability of our newest stable release.
There are too many changes to name, so you just need to go download it and take a look.
PostgreSQL support landed today, giving Habari 3 databases we support out of the box. Rawk.