Releases: haxtheweb/haxcms-php
1.1.1 - NARA Audit
This version has several hundred improvements as a result of the NARA UX audit and actionable items. As of this release 12 of their 17 points have been addressed, the majority of those not handled currently being Drupal specific things. This has lots of bug fixes from this repo but also our new consolidated https://github.com/elmsln/issues/issues issue queue.
Major features
- Radically simplified UI with less interaction in order to create content and just as much ability to be creative
- Grid plates can be managed with a single button press
- audit and improvement of all elements wired up
- backend / edge case improvements
- new build routine that's faster to load all sites through better caching
https://github.com/elmsln/HAXcms/milestone/5?closed=1 for more detail
1.0.0
LitElement is predominant in this release. This release has undergone a first round of user audit with a group of 30 providing feedback on HAXcms and HAX directly. This has drag and drop, click to build grids in the page, lots of stability and performance improvements to HAXcms itself, accurate JWT invalidation and securing with timing tokens, a CLI, improved support for HAXiam, a complete rewrite of the API to be a unified backend, Swagger documented, better DX for theme developers, local developer experience via yarn for those working on HAXcms core, and a backend restructuring to support multiple backends in the future as well as initial work on an Express based backend.
All in all, this is a massive release with lots of sticky issues resolved that were blocking a full stable release. And so, with those removed, we have arrived at 1.0.0.
Full breakdown of the 85 issues resolved in this release: https://github.com/elmsln/HAXcms/milestone/3?closed=1
0.12.3
0.12.2
0.12.1
A more complete list of self refreshing files are managed by the system now when hitting save in the setting panel. This means that sites are automatically "upgraded" via managed vias, their template rewritten, every time that a major save operation is committed against the site.json via a full settings save (dashboard opening and changing).
Pushing to a release so that anyone getting the platform can enjoy this benefit as it eases the pain of upgrading files as HAX will manage that process to increase UX of older sites to match new ones.
0.12.0
This release provides dramatically better user experience and is the culmination of months of bug fixing across the many systems that HAX is deployed. Most notably is the user experience unification between sites, dashboard, HAX styles meshing with HAXcms, HAX and HAX capable element data binding and accessibility fixes, a full headless Form API on the backend with front-end tag to render and validate, and better data integrity and experience in using the site outline tool.
Full breakdown of the 86 issues resolved in this release: https://github.com/elmsln/HAXcms/milestone/2?closed=1
0.11.0
This release is to hit a common release point with ELMS:LN. As they both implement HAX and HAXcms
actually sits inside of ELMSLN for future integrations. This provides lots of performance, accessibility
and cross browser support.
To read about the changes in this release see: https://github.com/elmsln/HAXcms/milestone/1?closed=1
Prof Hax
This pulls in a lot of enhancements to HAX in form presentation, accessibility, and design. It also contains bug fixes from production usage. Special thanks to @lauragibbs for providing highly detailed UX issues in the content creation process.
Issues resolved
- refresh site.json and index files EVERY time in non published sites #310
- bug? feature request? copying-and-pasting loses formatting #306
- Add travis for installation testing #299
- Full-Text RSS Feed... even better: full-text with media #297
- Fade UI elements in haxor-slevin theme when editing #291
- Installation on LAMP server #290
- Default scale-50 on image uploads is confusing #288
- If logged in, always FORCE a site.json repull after load #285
- update composer #283