New Mephisto Release

Posted by rick August 31, 2006 @ 05:49 PM

The latest version of Mephisto, the blog that powers Riding Rails, has been released. Justin Palmer has the nitty gritty details at the Mephisto Blog. Our focus for this release has been the simple Asset Manager, as shown in the screenshot. I feel it’s pretty solid for a blog, so future releases will focus on broadening the horizons with some more CMS capabilities.

Even if you’re not looking for a publishing tool now, there’s a wealth of good, unit tested code in the subversion repository.

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  1. planetmcd on 31 Aug 19:31:

    FYI, links to mephistoblog are broken or server is down.

  2. carlos on 31 Aug 20:30:

    those are some of the ugliest colors on a site I have ever seen. :(

  3. Luis Lavena on 01 Sep 02:16:

    The ‘Immortus’ release is too too… death!

    I cannot get up and running it, even with configured mysql, installed all the cloths, my rmagick stuff and my edgy rails too.

    Damn… that happen to me for being running win32 Oz…

  4. Scott on 01 Sep 16:30:

    Luis – try running it with mongrel. I was having the same problem and that’s what Rick Olsen suggested to me. Worked like a charm and everything is up and running fine. It’s a problem with it running under webrick.

  5. Skeeterbug on 01 Sep 18:03:

    I am getting this error:

    1. rake db:bootstrap RAILS_ENV=production (in /home/skeeter/mephisto-0.6) rake aborted! uninitialized constant ActionView::Helpers::JavaScriptHelper::PrototypeHelper

    (See full trace by running task with—trace)

  6. Justin Halsall on 11 Sep 11:55:

    @Skeeterbug

    I had the same problem, the answer I found was here: http://groups.google.com/group/MephistoBlog/browse_thread/thread/f92b5f558a2b69c8

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