Archive for the 'Internet' Category

I’ve just released the next revision of HB-Cumulus - rev 1.5.
This release now takes full advantage of the new tags functionality in the latest Habari SVN code and also now uses SWFObject 2.2 for the embedding in “non-compatibility” (ie the default) mode.
All the other changes are minor and include things like better HTML [...]

I’ve slowly been improving my main site since migrating to Habari and so far so good, however one thing I didn’t like prevailed - SPAM!!
This isn’t anything Habari specific - I had loads of spam when using Wordpress - however on Wordpress I used Akismet so didn’t really see it. I also soon gave [...]

Well, folks, it’s taken a long time but I can now finally and proudly announce that my SmugMug Media Silo plugin for Habari is now available for download.
The SmugMug Media Silo plugin implements a Habari media silo to access your SmugMug photos making it easy to insert images into posts and pages. You can [...]

Thanks to some good feedback and testing by the chaps in the Habari community, I’ve pushed out a small minor update to my HB Audio Player plugin which fixes some misbehaviour seen when your theme doesn’t use a style.css file in the theme’s base directory. From now on, HB Audio Player will only show [...]

I’ve just pushed HB-Cumulus 1.4 out the door. There’s no major changes, only a bit of code tidying and I’ve now also made released a version that is compatible with Habari SVN (which will become 0.7 one day) which uses a new plugin architecture.
Downloads are on the HB-Cumulus project page.
As this is a new [...]

I first mentioned my HB Audio Player plugin in my migration from Wordpress to Habari post and now I can say I’ve put all the finishing touches in place and made my code available for download from the project page.
The plugin is available for the current stable release of Habari (aka 0.6.2) and the latest [...]

It’s taken me a little over a year to put all my soldiers in a row and finally migrate my personal blog from Wordpress to Habari.
This long delay really had nothing to do with Habari or Wordpress, but rather my pedantic desires, constantly changing ideas and the need for me to come up [...]

The latest stable build of Habari was pushed out the doors last night and is now available for download.
There have quite a significant number of changes and improvements on the previous stable release (0.5.2) which are documented as follows in the release notes:

I think one of the greatest features of Habari is it’s multi-site support. Unlike Wordpress, Habari has multi-site support out of the box. This allows you to configure multiple blogs off a single installation of the code with a fair amount of control over how independent each of these blogs are.
Each new blog [...]