v1.2.1

• 🎁 Adding support for recipes
• 🎁 Adding support for embedding JSFiddle
• 🎁 Adding YAML syntax highlighting
• 🎁 Linking related articles in post
• 🎁 Adding article type "Micro post"
• 🎁 Adding article type "Review"
• 🎁 Improved drafting of articles
• 🎁 Image sublines for images
• 🎁 Minor styling update to default theme
• 💊 Fixed nginx.conf

Sparkling stuff

The Blogophon now supports the brand-new JSON Feed, adding yet another way to access your shiny content via API.

Speaking of shiny: There is a simple mechanism to add teaser snippets to every page. This may be helpful for your visitors to find other articles on the same topic.

There is also a new option to change the way filenames are generated from titles. You now may add the date the article will be published on to the filename, helping you to keep your files ordered.

There is also a convenient way to integrate Github Gists into your articles.

The basic teams now sports a translation mechanism (even though the actual translations are missing 😁). Later on this mechanism will be helpful in translating parts of your templates into every language you wish for.

As usual there are tons of bugfixes, like replacing the broken YAML parser, and adding more tests to check if everything is still alright before releasing a new version.

v1.1.1

• 🎁 Improving code highlighting by handling strings and comments separately from standard code
• 🎁 Adding h-entry microformats and English template language
• 🎁 Added 8< symbol (for snippets)
• 🎁 Codepen.io integration
• 🎁 More sharing links (Pocket, Tumblr, Wordpress)
• 🎁 JSON for Slack added
• 🎁 Improved default theme

Colorful world

• 🎁 New (and very basic) default theme
• 🎁 Image gallery added
• 🎁 Adding support for video / audio tags in Markdown
• 💊 Fixed major bug for installations in subfolders

v1.0.4

• 🎁 Making Yandex and Nginx happy
• 🎁 New portrait image size
• 💊 Fixed minor problem with paragraphs containing attributes not being found by marky-mark.js

v1.0.3

• 🎁 Documentation improved
• 🎁 Geocoder added, see Markdown documentation.

v1.0.2

• 💊 Fixed broken partials

v1.0.1

• 🎁 Documentation improved

The Blogophon

The Blogophon is now declared stable. It can now be installed by calling npm install -g blogophon and can be started in any folder you wish by calling blogophon (or blogophon.cmd on Windows).

The manual has got a major overhaul to help you get started on your way to Blogger fame. This includes a ton of documentation on how to republish your stuff on Tumblr, Twitter & Facebook via IFTTT.

The Blogophon now supports RTL languages like Arabic and Hebrew, as well as mixing these languages with other languages on your page.

This release also adds KML export and fixes all Accelerated Mobile Pages to adhere to Google's new standards.

Internally ESLint has taken over the job of keeping the code correct and readable.

Speed is Your Salvation

In this version images now only will be generated if they are used in Markdown. This greatly speeds up building articles if you have lots of image styles.

There are also lots of improvements in converting Markdown to HTML. There are more Emojis (and a documentation for that), and a syntax parser for code blocks of XML, Bash, Diff etc.

And there are some fixes to AMP-HTML, as Google clarified some rules for that. This also adds Piwik tracking to AMP pages.