The new is the current one, think we can rename the repository. @padrino/collaborators Please upvote.

We are working very actively on Padrino documentation and want to make the framework as stable and reliable as possible. If you want to help us, check the
issues, there is plenty of work left.

If you want to keep up with Padrino updates, be sure to follow us on twitter:
@padrinorb, join us on IRC at “#padrino” on freenode or
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Do we have them? If yes, should we restore them? If no, do we want to have comments for the new website?

https://www.algolia.com/for-open-source looks very promising.

We still have them, we just need to evaluate them. What do you think?

@angeloashmore can we simply change the font and/or font-weight?

https://sidecar.gitter.im/

we have the blog, guides, pages all here https://github.com/padrino/padrino-docs/tree/master what should we do with that in contrast to https://github.com/angeloashmore/padrino-web/tree/master/source? Should we merge all the content into the "docs" repo within the padrino-framework and have the site powered by that? or should we remove that directory from there?

Opening an issue to check in with padrino-web team about padrino/padrino-framework#1924

Link "Learn More" buttons on homepage to the relevant guide. This gives a quick overview of the feature and how to use it.

The live Examples page is showing a merge conflit which makes it render the table incorrectly.

http://padrinorb.com/guides/adding-components/persistence-engine/

Is there a straightforward path to use ROM with Padrino?

slim form:

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Please report any issues you encounter with this release! We are working very actively on Padrino and want to make the framework as stable and reliable as possible. That concludes the changelog for this release. As always if you want to keep up with Padrino updates, be sure to follow us on
twitter: @padrinorb, join us on IRC at “#padrino” on freenode or on gitter.

Leave it at that :)

Hi there,

I repaired the RSS-Feed today and add the link in the layout section. The feed is reachable via http://padrinorb.com/feed.xml.

The relevant commits are: fb2f42e...be43b7c

If everything is fine, then I'm happy and will close this issue and will start working in branches for additional features in the future.

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The code can be found under https://github.com/padrino/padrino-web/tree/last-updated. All we have to do is to add the following in the frontmatter:

---
chapter: Getting Started
title: Basic Projects
updated: 2016-02-21

---

Don't know who to automate the thing to update the page. @angeloashmore what's your opinion?

The guide TOC is unordered (see the sidebar here). The layout relies on an ordered Hash, but is a feature of Ruby >=1.9.

@wikimatze Are you running an older version of Ruby on your local system? Or did the changes to config.rb remove support for keeping the guides ordered?

Not sure if I should open this issue here, is half a systems problem.

• The cerficate is from github and not valid for padrinorb.com.
• Some resources are loaded with a harcoded schema, like some google-fonts, and the browser blocks it as unsecure resources inside a secure content. Google fonts can be loaded in https too.

How to reproduce:

• Just visit: https://padrinorb.com

Thanks!

Integrate the middleman-blog plugin to /blog.

See: https://middlemanapp.com/basics/blogging/

Utilize /blog/{title} for the URL scheme to keep things simple. Tags, categories, and calendar pages are not necessary.

Checklist

• Create article view
  • Sidebar with recent posts
  • Disqus comments integration
• Create article index w/ pagination

@nesquena I noticed a Capistrano setup and a rack file was added to the repo. Is there a need for this?

Middleman generates static HTML files which gets committed directly to the gh-pages branch using middleman-deploy. Middleman shouldn't be running as server unless in development.

We mention this phrase on several pages like http://padrinorb.com/guides/generators/models/ - my question is what we understand under this term?

It's hard to navigate long pages, so I created a branch for it: https://github.com/padrino/padrino-web-new/tree/toc.

@angeloashmore I'm not sure how the styling and collapse works. Would be nice that you can say, it will work or not. The plugin used for this is called https://github.com/atarukodaka/middleman-page-toc

I heard of http://realfavicongenerator.net/ and tried in two pages (http://wikimatze.de>, http://vimberlin.de/) and got good results. @angeloashmore would you think this would be a good fit for the website?

Based on padrino/padrino-framework#1769:

• mailing lis: Not widely used, messages get lost and long response time
• irc #padrino channel: More people are there and newbies asking questions which did not get answered within minutes will probably never go there again since they don't get instant feedback. Since we are still a small group, we can find always the time to answer the questions like @dariocravero said above
• reddit channel: I contacted the author to give me access to the channel => it would be good to share blog post and articles written about Padrino
• stackoverflow: Didn't know that it exists
• own Q & A system: I set a possible solution up under my webspace.
• padrinorb.org: Official page, much of the documentation is outdated but RailsGirls are working for a solution about how to make it up to date.
• padrinobook.com: A book about how to use and run Padrino

Make a clear link where people can get help and where they can post things and ask questions as well.

There are some blog posts in https://github.com/padrino/padrino-docs/tree/master/posts that are not in https://github.com/angeloashmore/padrino-web/tree/master/source/blog. We should consolidate all blog posts. Also, the blog posts in padrino-docs have the "tags" and other metadata stored while the ones in source do not.

We need to add tracking to the page:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17207458/how-to-add-google-analytics-tracking-id-to-github-pages

Follow this style guide: http://www.************.com/markdown-style-guide

Note: Due to the styling, all headers must start at H2. H1 is reserved for the "Padrino" name.

Explain how to checkout the submodule and how to work with two repositories.

Details under: padrino/padrino-framework@2101589

There are guides here on padrino-docs and in the source directory and then also the latest ones pulled from the padrinorb.com. There are updates from the textile versions that will need to be pulled back into the markdown versions.

It's out, so we should update soon.

I notice your homepage is a couple of releases behind, as you haven't a blogpost on 13.3 or 13.3.1. Can you pick up the GitHub release versions directly, so it is kept up to date?