MAY

19th

Borg 3.1 is out, and on github

I have released a new version of the Borg CMS that powers this blog (and is free for anyone to use for their own sites). Among the major new features: improved readability for the theme you are currently looking at, improved rendering support for tablets (including the Xoom) and smartphones, new support for draft pages and license notices and more bugfixes. Also, borg is now 100% hosted on github. You can find it here.

The full list of changes follows:

  • codebase updated to support ruby 1.9.2 , rails 3.0.7
  • improved readability: switched to Open Sans font, 1.5 line height
  • New feature: pages and articles can be marked as draft until they’re ready for release.
  • New feature: support for the humans.txt ‘standard’
  • Improved rendering for smartphones (image scaling fixes) and tablets.
  • New feature: added an option to disable the sidebar on article pages.
  • New feature: it is now possible to specify a content license (that will be displayed in the site footer)
  • Various bugfixes in themes, social sharing buttons, live preview features and other areas.

Moving to Github

I finally moved the entire borg codebase from the old assembla.com SVN repository to github. The project is here. Start forking!

Get started

Do you want to give borg a try for your website? Have a look at the project README on github and fork the project!

Riccardo Govoni, last modified on May 19, 2011 - 16:32


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The name is Riccardo Govoni. I’m a Software Engineer working in Google London. I have a passion for data visualizations, data mining, theoretical physics, xkcd, having lots of vi (or emacs, depending on the mood) buffers on screen and coding in general. Learn more about me.

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