The NARA UX audit on HAX has dramatically improved the initial usability of HAX to new users and now it's enabled by default. We've also got support for cloudfront CDNs thanks to work in HAXcms which have been ported here. This is a nearly 1 million line change between the front end assets and backend removals. HAX is a dramatic improvement (again) and investment in it has improved the accessibility and usability of everything it's involved working on.
This aligns our pipeline for HAXcms and ELMS:LN with the build workflow the core development team utilizes. Meaning that we're able to run 1 build routine and simultaneously support both platforms as well as publishing to npm and other sources to optimize internal workflows. Penn state now has a cloudfront delivered https://cdn.webcomponents.psu.edu/haxcms and /cdn which can serve both audiences.
Notable
- API, LOR, HUB, comply and other experimental tools have been removed
- HAX enabled by default
- Lots of studio improvements
- Better cross browser compatibility
- All assets should load faster on all browsers, CDN agnostic
- Support for cloudfront
- 100s of issues not from this repo between HAXcms, lrnwebcomponents and EdTechJoker are incorporated here.
To read about the changes in this release see: https://github.com/elmsln/elmsln/milestone/21?closed=1
To read about changes to HAXcms included in this release: https://github.com/elmsln/HAXcms/milestone/3?closed=1