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Jared White
on New for the Bridgetown 0.18 “Taylor Street” release, you can now mix-and-match Liquid, ERB, and other template engines freely throughout your site on a per-file basis or as the configured default to be used in conjunction with Markdown and other output formats. Here’s how!
This is an opportunity for the Ruby community to demonstrate that frameworks based on ethical principles still matter and projects which seek to serve individuals over corporations still have an important role to play in open source computing.
Wikilinks in Markdown, support for Falcon the highly concurrent Ruby web application server, performance enhancements, bugfixes, and more!
Festive new features, a snappier CLI, under-the-hood refactoring & infrastructure work, and a celebration of Ruby 4.0 as we head into 2026.
Several exciting new features and yet more under-the-hood refactoring & infrastructure work sets us up well for future feature development in 2026.
Felipe first became a Rubyist learning the Bridgetown framework. How cool is that?
Introducing the only Ruby web framework which bridges the gap between static Markdown sites and fullstack database-driven application deployments.