habari

Developer's Release version 0.4.1 of Habari is now available. 0.4.1 contains fixes for several critical bugs in 0.4, and users are encouraged to upgrade. A few bugs that were addressed in this release relate to user data being lost if a session timed out (meaning your post won't be lost if your login session times out before you click save/publish and do not have a plugin enabled to extend the session) and SQLite fixes for ...

Another edition of the Habari Flashback is here! This week saw our first Bug Hunt, which was a great success. We're looking forward to the next release.

Habari-Dev

In Bug Hunt/Squash Doc Writing the first Habari Bug Hunt was announced, with some information about the process. A recap of the bug hunt was presented in Feb.2, 2008's Bug Squashing.

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Welcome to another not-quite-weekly edition of the Habari Flashback. Before we get to our review of what's been happening in the Habari Development world, we have two quick announcements.

The Habari-contrib repository on Google Code has been migrated to the Habari-Extras section of HabariProject.org. There is a trac install available for the Extras as well as automated builds of the themes and plugins hosted there. Bringing this code under the HabariProject.org umbrella is part of Habari's...

The development team and community behind Habari are proud to announce the release of Habari Version 0.2. This is a "Developers Review" version, and as such, is not yet recommended for every-day use. However, if you would like to join the Habari community, and be a part of developing Habari into the great application we're hoping it will be, this is a great starting point.

New features that will help Habari users include the beginnings ...

Work continues on Habari, as we add new features. Two important new additions are a scheduling system and logging of events.

Matt Read (BigJibby) contributed a scheduling system. Named after the venerable cron system of UNIX, this new class allows Habari to schedule recurring events to occur at defined intervals. This is great for regular maintenance, and provides an important first step toward support for "future publishing" -- that is, saving a post that is scheduled...