Listed here are all the available Sjabloon releases. Ordered from new to old.
23 days ago
This release updates the gem FriendlyID to the latest version from Rubygems that, since the Rails 6 update release, used the version from their master branch.
about 1 month ago
Bugfix release that addresses installation of action mailbox and active storage (in some cases).
about 1 month ago
This release fixes a few bugs that were coming from the latest release. Thanks all for reporting!
about 1 month ago
Release v0.15 comes bundled with the new Rails 6 + PurgeCss
3 months ago
v0.14.2 is mostly a bugfix release. But some documentation is updated around billing too. But v0.14.2 also add a sparkle new UI components to validate forms using Stimulus.
4 months ago
This release fixes a bug where in a rare case (combination of setup of announcement + authentication) the app create process fails.
4 months ago
This release comes with a few bugfixes (thanks to those for your input!). And also adds a minimal Google Analytics snippet (https://minimalanalytics.com). This a tremendous option for those who use Google Analytics, but without all the fluff.
5 months ago
This release comes with the option to choose your authneticated model (eg. `Account` instead of the default `User`). Next it adds the option to `acts as person`.
5 months ago
This release includes the highly requested feature of payments and billing with Stripe. Accepting payments in your new app now only takes just three steps.
5 months ago
The latest release comes with minor fixes throughout and should stabilise some installations. Also some new UI components are added in the library. Next is an updated README that comes with every created app. It adds a quickstart guide and expands upon some specifics useful for your new Rails app.
7 months ago
I had mistakenly added the TailwindCss to the devDependencies, causing some deployment errors. This is fixed now.
7 months ago
The recent upgrade to the latest TailwindCss release had a big purpose: paving the way for new themes of which this release houses the very first one. This theme comes with an all-new homepage. A custom design created exclusively for Sjabloon customers. With this new release also two new UI components are released. Check them out on the UI components overview page.
7 months ago
The v1 release of TailwindCss is around the corner. As this beta version is a real stable version already and big changes are very unlikely, I updated all of the Sjabloon (including this very dashboard) with the latest release. It's currently _locked_ at the _next_ release, and will be switched to the official release number once it's out. This new release brings mostly some consistency around the codebase, but most notably holds a complete new colour palette.
7 months ago
The background job for Mailchimp subscriptions could be called even when no input values were present, ie when no User object was persisted. This is now fixed.
8 months ago
Hot on the heels of release 0.7.1 is here v0.8. It locks in certain JS dependencies on install through Yarn instead of using the latest available. Futhermore some minor UI issues are fixed.
8 months ago
Minor bugfix where Devise's scoped views where not triggered. Also some embarassing typo's fixed. Thanks for your feedback
8 months ago
You can now opt in to auto-subscribe your new users to your mailchimp newsletter.
9 months ago
Two big new features in this release: user dashboard and announcements. And again some fine-tuning and bugfixes squashed. Thanks for using Sjbloon!
10 months ago
Various bugfixes. Thanks for reporting! Also added: optional support for user avatars and chat widgets (Drift and Crisp).
10 months ago
This release includes a default mailer layout built with Tailwind. Every email automatically inlines the styles for you using the `premailer` gem, which also automatically creates a text version for you! Also a few new 'card' components are added.
10 months ago
Includes monitoring tool Sentry and new Stimulus based UI components.
11 months ago
Sjabloon's first release. Includes: modern front end tooling, many UI components, various Stimulus controllers, configuration for multiple SMTP providers and error monitoring
