Webby Google Group

Re: [webby] Webby website

2009-11-26T03:17:56Z

Bloody marvelous!

Jim.
Hi,
I'm thinking about develop a new webby website look and feel. Webby needs a new look, I thought.
If you've some ideas about restructure the site, please, reply me with the features.
PD: You can see an idea for the new logo as attachment...
Thanks in advance!
binoid.com
<matriz.png>

Webby website

2009-11-26T01:35:39Z

Hi,
I'm thinking about develop a new webby website look and feel. Webby
needs a new look, I thought.
If you've some ideas about restructure the site, please, reply me with
the features.
PD: You can see an idea for the new logo as attachment...
Thanks in advance!
binoid.com

line breaks

2009-11-26T00:02:39Z

I recently upgraded my OS and had to reinstall webby. I noticed that
line breaks in the source files are now translated into <br />. After
searching this forum for an answer, it seems that I need to set the
hard_breaks option for redcloth. Is there a way to do this for my
entire site? There was some discussion about this a year ago and I was

short URLs with Webby

2009-11-24T16:14:22Z

I wrote up how I used Webby as a URL shortener for internal + external
links:
[link]

Re: Speeding Up Your Webby Site With Juicer

2009-11-20T09:11:35Z

That should be something one could manage :-)

You could just put the configuration in the Sitefile.

/Morgan

Re: Speeding Up Your Webby Site With Juicer

2009-11-20T01:45:01Z

No yet, but I'm thinking about a rake task to make this tests.

- Configure some variables (URL, excluded pages, css files...)
- List output/ dir files
- Apply deadweight

Binoid.com!

Re: Speeding Up Your Webby Site With Juicer

2009-11-19T20:07:13Z

It is indeed a nice little tool.

I usually use [link] for these
things, but having an automated report would also be handy.

Have you built it into your webby?

/morgan

Re: Speeding Up Your Webby Site With Juicer

2009-11-19T01:02:38Z

We'd use deadweight as CSS coverage tool, too...

[link]

Binoid.com!

New Webby Website

2009-11-19T01:00:15Z

We're happy to announce the launch of our new Webby website!

[link]

Binoid! (Spain)

Re: [webby] webby-gen vs. github

2009-11-14T23:43:15Z

Fantastic idea!
Take a look at Mr Bones - [link]
It can create a new "project" from a skeleton. The skeleton can be a git repository, and you can reference it via an alias if your freeze the skeleton ...
bones create -r [link] new_website_dir

webby-gen vs. github

2009-11-14T21:02:32Z

I'm using webby as part of a web design class I'm teaching. I just
want a simple layout template system. I'm not using textile or the
built-in CSS framework in the website template. Rather than have them
delete a bunch of stuff from a new site I wanted to give them a new
template without anything superfluous. Right now the web site

Re: live code in webby

2009-11-13T03:50:54Z

ana, I really like this approach. especially being able to run the
code outside webby and debug in a more granular fashion. I will let
you know how it works out.

jed

Re: live code in webby

2009-11-13T03:47:44Z

on os x, I think I was able to do a macport install of oniguruma.

Jed

Re: live code in webby

2009-11-11T20:52:02Z

I have a library called Gorgyrella (gem install gorgyrella) which you
can use to pull chunks of code out of text files and syntax highlight
with either ultraviolet, Pygments (my preference) or coderay. It's
based on a Python library called Idiopidae. I've used it in the
documentation for Surpass (surpass.rubyforge.org) and if you check out

Re: [webby] Re: live code in webby

2009-11-11T17:43:26Z

You need to install oniguruma as a separate package, first. It's not
a ruby gem, it's a separate executable.
It's in apt, or yum, or macports, depending on your system. There's
also a Windows version here: [link]
-Jeremy