ha·bar·i - noun
Definition — Swahili greeting: What's the news?
We're pleased to announce the release of Habari 0.8, our first release from Github.
There have been many improvements and bug fixes in this release. Major changes include:
Habari's original default theme, k2, no longer ships as part of core, but can be found in habari-extras. The 0.9 release will include a responsive theme designed to be extended by child themes.
For more details, read the complete release notes, …Read More
The release of Habari version 0.8 is coming very soon. To prepare for it, we're feature freezing to shift the focus from adding new functionality over to finding bugs and fixing other problems.
Over the last several months the Habari Project has seen many changes, from changing the source code repository to several changes in the API, so there's a lot to check out.
You can download a zip file or install it from Github.
The …Read More
To celebrate our move to Github, we're having a code sprint! What does that mean? In this case, it means, we all hang out on IRC, try to close as many of our issues as possible, make sure everyone is comfortable with the git workflow, and ensure that our git documentation makes sense.
So join us next weekend, 16 and 17 July, to let's kick some kitako.
We're happy to announce that the Habari project has migrated source control and issues ticketing to Github. Of course, this means we're now using git for source control and bidding farewell to subversion. We're also bidding farewell to Trac (and putting it in a little boat and on the river and setting it on fire).
The details of our repositories and how to get set up are on the wiki. They're a work in progress,…Read More
Not much more than a month after we released 0.7, we've already packaged up a minor update to it. There are no security fixes, but we recommend you upgrade to gain the following:
For more details, and links …Read More
