Jared White
on New for the Bridgetown 0.18 “Taylor Street” release, you can now mix-and-match Liquid, ERB, and other template engines freely throughout your site on a per-file basis or as the configured default to be used in conjunction with Markdown and other output formats. Here’s how!
New baselines, better defaults, greater dev performance (Signals!), an enhanced full-stack application framework, and a whole lot more.
Saving a file often regenerates so quickly that by time you switch back to your browser, it’s already been refreshed. Cool!
A hearty thank you to all our sponsors and 70+ contributors who have helped this open source project flourish.
Announcing a solid set of defaults we believe will make Bridgetown that much more robust, appealing, and ready to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
In 2023 I very nearly walked away from Ruby. But after time to think and reflect, I arrived at a plan to make working on Bridgetown “fun” again. Now a new day dawns, and the ecosystem is poised to enter the next stage of this journey.
Also introducing support for Declarative Shadow DOM, much nicer error handling, and many maintenance fixes.