Displaying 20 results from an estimated 2000 matches similar to: "BibTeX Extension for Webgen"
2006 Feb 23
0
Current roadmap for webgen 0.4.0
Hello,
as you might have noticed, there has been no change in the number
of fixed bugs/features for quite some time now. The fact is, I''m
studying again since October last year and did not have enough time for
webgen.
However, I did find some time lately and I wanted to let you know what
has been done by now.
The main motivation behind the next major release (0.4.0) was making
webgen
2007 Dec 31
2
webgen 0.4.7 relased/infos on 0.5.0
# webgen 0.4.7
I released webgen 0.4.7 today which features some minor feature
enhancements:
* added support for Haml markup
* added support for Sass markup
* gallery file handler is now multilingual aware
* hidden files can now be used by the file handler plugins if the
parameter Core/FileHandler:useHiddenFiles is set to true
This is a recommened update.
# Information on webgen 0.5.0
Alas,
2005 Dec 13
3
Features for next webgen release
| Ross Bamford wrote:
|
| On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 12:50:08 -0000, Thomas Leitner <thomas_leitner at
| gmx.at> wrote [in comp.lang.ruby]:
|
| > I''m currently gathering ideas for new features for the next big
| > webgen release (0.4.0). Some of the planned features are:
| >
| > * RSS feed generation (proposed by Friz Heinrichmeyer)
|
| That would be very nice -
2007 Mar 30
4
Current status of webgen 0.4.3 and 0.5.0 (new plugin system)
Hi everybody!
As the easter holidays have now finally arrived and all the exams are
over, I will have more time for webgen again!
Summary
=======
* Changes included in the upcoming 0.4.3 release
* webgen repository
* Status on 0.5.0
* Detailed information on the new 0.5.0 plugin system
Changes for 0.4.3
-----------------
I have collected all mails/forum entries/ML postings in which bugs
2005 Dec 13
0
Features for next webgen release [comp.lang.ruby]
Hi,
Thought I''d reply on the Webgen list, hope that''s okay. I''m gradually
putting together my personal website with Webgen when I get time to do it
properly (not got much beyond planning yet though) but I did have a couple
of things on my wish-list already ;)
On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 12:50:08 -0000, Thomas Leitner <thomas_leitner at gmx.at>
wrote [in
2010 Jul 21
3
no such file to load -- webgen/webgentask
When I execute `rake` inside of a new webgen-0.5.12 project with ruby1.8
there is the error
no such file to load -- webgen/webgentask
/my/dir/Rakefile:11:in `require''
With ruby1.9 it works.
Michael
2007 Jan 05
0
webgen 0.4.0 released
Hey all,
finally a new webgen release :-) More information and install
instructions below!
Thanks for all the help and feedback!
Bye,
Thomas
-------------------
About
=====
webgen is used to generate web pages from page and template files. You
create one or more template files in which you define the layout of
your page and where the content should go. After that you create page
files
2011 Nov 20
4
RFC: Block starting line of Webgen Page Format
Hello everybody,
I''m currently deciding whether to simplify the block starting line of
the Webgen Page Format. Currently one can specify arbitrary key:value
pairs on the block starting line, e.g.
--- name:test pipeline:erb,kramdown option:value
(see http://webgen.rubyforge.org/documentation/webgen_page_format.html)
However, I don''t think that these options ever get used
2007 Jun 07
1
Plugin installation similar to rails
Hey all,
I''m considering including a plugin installation mechanism similar to
the one available with the rails script/plugin command in the next
major webgen version.
There would be a repository index located on the webgen homepage,
something like http://webgen.rubyforge.org/plugin-repository.yaml.
This file contains a list of repositories (http and ftp) which
provide webgen
2013 Jan 27
0
[next] webgen 1.0.0.beta3
Hey everybody,
I have pushed the latest changes to the Github repository and released
the third beta version of webgen!
A generated version of the new webgen homepage is now also available at
http://webgen.rubyforge.org/beta-doc/
Note that nearly all of the links to the reference documentation are
still missing. However, you will get a directory listing showing the
available page under a
2006 Aug 30
0
Preliminary version of webgen 0.4.0
Hello everyone!
I have uploaded a preliminary version of webgen 0.4.0 which can be
downloaded via http://webgen.rubyforge.org/webgen-0.4.0.tgz .
This version can already be used to convert a website to HTML. However,
the command line interface is not working, therefore you have to do
something like this to run webgen (save the following as run.rb):
require ''webgen/website''
2007 Jun 29
0
webgen 0.4.5
Hey everybody!
--------------
I just release a new webgen version which fixes some bugs and brings
one new feature: customizable links to any file handled by webgen.
Have a look at http://webgen.rubyforge.org/news.html to see a
complete list of changes!
Best regards,
Thomas
What''s webgen?
--------------
webgen is a tool to generate static websites by combining content
with
2010 Feb 15
29
webgen 0.5.11 released
Hey everybody!
--------------
webgen 0.5.11 has just been released! If you don''t know what webgen is,
read the "What''s webgen?" section down below.
This announcement is also available at
http://webgen.rubyforge.org/news/release_0_5_11.html
In this release there are two big changes regarding the internals of
webgen:
1. The dependency on facets has been removed
2007 Mar 04
1
Maruku + webgen - access to meta-information from content converter
Hi!
I am the author of Maruku (http://maruku.rubyforge.org/), a
Markdown-superset interpreter.
At the moment I am
1) learning webgen
2) integrating Maruku+webgen
3) converting my website to webgen,
so I have many questions (one question, one message).
First one: I wrote the straightforward maruku.rb converter (see attachment).
In a content converter, how can I access the meta-information of
2008 Jun 14
0
Thoughts on webgen 0.5.0
Hi everybody,
I just wanted to let you know that I did not abandon webgen :)
However, I did abandon one thing: the development of webgen 0.5.0 which
started around February 2007. With webgen 0.5.0 I wanted to make it
easier to create plugins and do partial site generation. After working
around a year on this code base (most of the core was created from
scratch, plugins got converted), I realized
2007 Jun 11
0
User documentation for webgen 0.5.0
Hey all,
I''m considering restructuring of the user documentation for the next
webgen release (developer documentation will be/is already generated
via RDOC).
Currently, all documentation is more or less ''available'' but not
really connected: there is the basic documentation and the tutorial,
the various reference (meta information reference, WebPage Format
2007 Mar 17
1
Webgen and incremental generation (nukumi2 did it)
> There is already a plugin in the feature request tracker (created by
> Fritz Heinrichmeyer) which provides blogging and rss support
> (although for webgen 0.3.8). Based on this and comments of other
> people I have taken notes so as to what one would expect from such a
> plugin and when I have enough time I will post them to this mailing
> list for further discussion!
I add
2009 Jan 03
2
Some questions from a new webgen user
Hi everyone. Sorry if it is not the place to post questions about
webgen. I use webgen5, i know it is not the stable version but i
couldn''t understand how webgen4 worked, it''s easier with webgen5, and
i won''t have to change my pages when it becomes mainstream ;)
I try to build my homepage using webgen, and there are some things i
don''t know how to do (i am sure
2009 Jan 29
2
HOWTO install webgen 0.5.6 on Debian GNU/Linux etch
Hi all,
Cristian our sys-admin wrote a short HOWTO for Webgen 0.5.6 on Debian
Etch, see https://wiki.fsfe.org/FellowshipHacks/Webgen.
I thought it might be of interest for others as well. If you know a
better way, please let us know.
Best wishes,
Matthias
--
Deputy German Coordinator, Fellowship Coordinator
Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) [] (http://fsfeurope.org)
Join the
2008 Nov 28
2
Webgen as a backend for a end-user friendly CMS?
Hi all,
I just had the idea of using webgen as a backend for an end-user
friendly CMS. Such an end-user would for example be someone who has no
programming or computer skills that go beyond using M$ Word. After
logging into a friendly, graphic-based admin area of the website (e.g.
PHP or Ruby-based), he/she can easily create, change, delete menu nodes,
text content, and do a lot of other