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Upgraded Enki to Rails 2.3
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Subject: Re: Upgraded Enki to Rails 2.3
From: AkitaOnRails <fabioak...@gmail.com>
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Just pushed another new feature:
http://github.com/akitaonrails/enki/commit/57a71a46efac8afec7cd9b052117cff0=
490a722b
Support for Page Caching for Posts, Comments and Blogs which makes my
own blog consume 0% of resources most of the time (with Apache
properly configured with mod_rewrite to bypass passenger and get the
static html files directly).
On Mar 17, 3:10=A0am, AkitaOnRails <fabioak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've just added a new commit:
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> http://github.com/akitaonrails/enki/commit/9bf1ce83733d383457c1294796...
>
> This is an optional pull if you want:
>
> - excerpt field to better support Mephisto imports
> - support for Akismet to avoid spam comments (much needed in any blog)
>
> On Mar 17, 2:14=A0am, AkitaOnRails <fabioak...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I've just pushed a huge commit upgrading Enki to Rails 2.3
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> >http://github.com/akitaonrails/enki/commit/8d24fa1882728e903b2b63f6c2...
>
> > At the same time I did some basic house cleaning, stripping out a lot
> > of fat. I removed all the vendorized gems and properly declared them
> > in the environment.rb and environments/test.rb so you can easily rake
> > gems:install and rake gems:unpack them instead.
>
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