Release history, newest first. Each entry links to its full notes on GitHub. Want the story behind a release? The blog has posts on the bigger ones.
0.6.0
Released 2026-07-04. Two caching fixes that make “push it and it’s live” true for everyone, plus pages grew an optional table of contents.
- Content updates now fetch at the exact pushed commit, so a push can’t briefly resurrect the old version
- Static files (styles, images, favicons) update on a normal reload instead of lingering for up to a day
- Pages can opt into a table of contents with
toc: true; the API explorer no longer occupies /docs in production
0.5.0
Released 2026-07-04. Pages can live in subdirectories now, so a site can group related pages into sections like /guides/setup instead of keeping everything flat.
- Nested pages: any folder structure under
pages/maps to matching URLs - Deployment housekeeping for the official site
0.4.0
Released 2026-07-03. Themes got their own homepages, separate from the posts listing, and the content side filled out with tag pages, an archive, and related posts.
- Tag pages, a full archive, and related posts on every post
- Theme homepages split from the posts listing, so the front page and the feed are two different things
- Terminal theme fix: the home search moved out of the hero so results no longer get clipped
0.3.0
Released 2026-07-03. Search landed, plus social share buttons on posts.
- Server-side search with a navbar UI on every theme
- Fuzzy matching for typo tolerance
- Social share buttons on posts
- Behind the scenes: services moved to a dependency-injection container, and a pile of theme and reload fixes (Pygments styles now follow config changes without a restart)
0.2.0
Released 2026-06-11. The big one: multi-theme support with two new themes (blue-tech and terminal), a redesigned default with light and dark modes, and most of the features you’d expect from a blog.
- Multi-theme support, plus the blue-tech and terminal themes and a redesigned default
- SEO essentials: Atom feed, Open Graph tags, canonical URLs, sitemap.xml, and robots.txt
- Content features: featured posts and pages, post series, per-post authors, table of contents, draft filtering
- A dynamic navbar with per-page visibility, admin notes, CSRF protection, and bot-filtered analytics
- Developer niceties: theme hot reload, dev-mode auth bypass, and release-please for automated versioning
0.1.0
The starting point: fetch Markdown from a GitHub repo, render it at request time. It predates the automated release notes, so there’s no tag to link; it lives at the bottom of the commit history.