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1.0.3

21 Feb 08:59
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  • Change icon to a less obstructive version using webfonts.

1.0.2

18 Feb 12:46
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  • Use number filter when showing message count, pages and page number.
  • Remove blocks.html.twig and inline the blocks in base.html.twig.
  • Use ng-href="" on menu icon to make sure it does not reload page.
  • Fix hover color on .navbar-toggle.
  • All templates have been inlined. This reduces XMLHttpRequests and makes the site faster.
    Also it can be cached as a single template by twig.

1.0.1

05 Feb 09:14
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  • Use $rootScope in DefaultController in order to have dynamic titles.
  • Add ucfirst filter to Anguluar.
  • Change template inheritence. Instead of using @Juno/blocks.html.twig now extends @Juno/base.html.twig.
  • Add title block that can be used to override the title used in the header aswell as the title tag.
  • Move documentation from README.md into doc/.

First Stable

04 Feb 17:03
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This is the first stable release of Juno.

This version as with the alpha's is a rewritting version using AngularJS as the frontend and Juno itself exposes an API that can be used by other applications and/or monitoring services.

A screencast of how it looks can be found here https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B9l54hLJuYkodmJ2NGpGbDNSU0U/edit

Note the consumers functionality is present but will never show anything as the controller returns an empty array. This is because there are no uniform way of getting this information currently.

Typo's

04 Feb 16:34
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Typo's Pre-release
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Fix typo after first alpha, add more defaults to templates that have integers (defaults to 0) this will show a working application even if the api is failing because of misconfiguration.

Compile the minified javascript files.

First Alpha!

04 Feb 15:04
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First Alpha! Pre-release
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Juno have been rewritten as a very small Silex application using AngularJS as frontend for routing.

This makes Juno itself be a simple API that can be used to create dashboards poll information and so on.

This realease is marked alpha until it have been proven to integrate with different Symfony and Silex/Flint applications.

Thanks to @udsholt for much of this release :)