Update site for 0.5

site/source/blog/2017-06-30-howl-0-5-released.md

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+---
+title: Howl 0.5 released!
+location: Stockholm, Sweden
+---
+
+We are very happy to announce the release of [Howl](http://howl.io/) 0.5!
+Highlights of this release are below and the full changelog since 0.4 is
+included at the bottom of this blog post.
+
+READMORE
+
+### Code inspection support
+
+Code inspections integrates various types of annotations, typically from linters
+and similar checkers, directly into Howl:
+
+![Buffer inspections](/images/screenshots/monokai/buffer-inspect.png)
+
+The 0.5 release ships with built-in inspection support for
+
+- Lua (using [luacheck](https://github.com/mpeterv/luacheck))
+- Moonscript (using [moonpick](https://github.com/nilnor/moonpick))
+- Ruby (using the interpreter's built-in syntax checking)
+
+Support for more languages will likely come in the future. It's easy to add
+support for your own custom inspectors as well using the new inspect API.
+
+### Revamped configuration system
+
+Howl has always had a pretty flexible configuration system, allowing you to set
+configuration for different layers: globally, for a specific mode or a specific
+buffer. With 0.5 this is cranked up a notch, as it's now possible to set
+configuration not only for the aforementioned layers, but for different type of
+scopes as well. Having scopes allows you to specify configuration for a
+particular file for instance, or all files below a particular directory. Or
+files using a particular mode below a particular directory.. It makes for a very
+powerful and flexible configuration system, and is something that future
+releases is likely to build upon, e.g. to introduce project specific
+configuration, etc.
+
+You can read more about the new configuration system in the
+[manual](/doc/manual/configuration.html#configuration-variables).
+
+### New bundles
+
+- A new [Rust](http://www.rust-lang.org) bundle was added with lexing and
+indentation support.
+
+- A new Cython bundle provides syntax and structure support for
+[Cython](http://cython.org) code.
+
+- A new Dart bundle provides syntax and structure support for
+[Dart](https://www.dartlang.org) code.
+
+![New bundles](/images/blog/0-5-released/new-bundles.png)
+
+### New and improved commands
+
+- Added new commands `editor-move-text-left` and `editor-move-text-right`, bound
+to `alt_left` and `alt_right` by default. These move the current character or
+selected text left or right by one character while preserving the selection.
+
+- Added new commands `editor-move-lines-up` and `editor-move-lines-down`, bound
+to `alt_up` and `alt_down` by default. These move the current or selected lines
+up (or down) by one line while preserving the selection.
+
+- Added new command, `editor-replace-exec`, for replacing selection or buffer
+content with the result of piping it to an external command.
+
+## Full Changelog since 0.4
+
+### New and improved
+
+- New Dart bundle for [Dart](https://www.dartlang.org) code.
+
+- Make fixes to let OpenBSD build cleanly (thanks @oficial)
+
+- Various improvements for VI mode
+
+- Code inspection support for Lua using
+[luacheck](https://github.com/mpeterv/luacheck)
+
+- Code inspection support for Ruby using Ruby interpreter
+
+- Code inspection support for Moonscript using
+[moonpick](https://github.com/nilnor/moonpick)
+
+- Support for a new inspections framework (i.e. linting).
+
+- New Rust bundle provides syntax and structure support for
+[Rust](http://www.rust-lang.org) code.
+
+- Added `--version` command line flag.
+
+- Bundles can now declare dependencies on other modules using the
+`require_bundle` helper function.
+
+- Bundles can now expose modules using `provide_module` helper function.
+
+- LuaJIT was updated to LuaJIT-2.1.0-beta3
+
+- Theme compatibility fixes for newer Gtk versions
+
+- Quiet Gtk size allocation warnings in newer Gtk versions
+
+- Added support for X11 primary selection (e.g. copy & paste using middle
+button).
+
+- New Cython bundle provides syntax and structure support for
+[Cython](http://cython.org) code.
+
+- **breaking** - Default for `line-padding` setting has been changed to `0`. If
+you've relied on it: set it explicitly to its' previous value `1` in your Howl
+configuration.
+
+- **breaking** - Overhauled the configuration system to use a flexible *scope*
+and *layer* structure. Replaced all 'set*' commands with a new `set` command as
+part of this. See the documentation for more details.
+
+- Added `config.save_config_on_exit` variable to automatically save global
+configuration to `~/.howl/system/config.lua`.
+
+- Added the `save-config` command that saves the current global configuration to
+`~/.howl/system/config.lua`.
+
+- Changed undo coalescing to not be as greedy (e.g. coalescing pastes and
+ordinary edit revisions).
+
+- Added `custom_draw` flair type (`highlight.CUSTOM`).
+
+- Added command line help which is invoked by pressing `f1` while any
+interactive command is running. This displays a popup containing information
+about the command.
+
+- Added new commands `editor-move-text-left` and `editor-move-text-right`, bound
+to `alt_left` and `alt_right` by default. These move the current character or
+selected text left or right by one character while preserving the selection.
+
+- Added new commands `editor-move-lines-up` and `editor-move-lines-down`, bound
+to `alt_up` and `alt_down` by default. These move the current or selected lines
+up (or down) by one line while preserving the selection.
+
+- Bundled all required dependencies for running specs: `./bin/howl-spec` can now
+be run without any type of external dependecy.
+
+- Upgrade Moonscript to 0.5.0
+
+- Added new command, `editor-replace-exec`, for replacing selection or buffer
+content with the result of piping it to an external command.
+
+### Bugs fixed
+
+- Issues as seen on
+[Github](https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/issues?utf8=✓&q=closed%3A2016-05-30..2017-06-05%20is%3Aissue%20is%3Aclosed
+sort%3Acreated-asc)

site/source/doc/index.haml

@@ -7,12 +7,12 @@ title: Howl Documentation (master branch)
   %p
     This is the documentation for the master branch,
     documentation for older releases can be found here:
-    %a.alert-link(href = "/versions/0.4/doc/") [Version 0.4]
-    ,
-    %a.alert-link(href = "/versions/0.3/doc/") [Version 0.3]
+    %a.alert-link(href = "/versions/0.5/doc/") [Version 0.5]
     ,
+    %a.alert-link(href = "/versions/0.4/doc/") [Version 0.4]
+    \.
 
-    Documentation is ever a ongoing work, and additional documentation
+    Documentation is ever ongoing work, and additional documentation
     will appear here as it is written. However, don't hesitate to
     %a.alert-link(href = "/contact.html") get in contact
     if you have any questions.

site/source/getit.md

@@ -5,26 +5,26 @@ title: Installation
 # Installing Howl
 
 Howl is developed on Linux, but it builds on other \*NIX platforms as well such
-as FreeBSD (with other \*BSDs presumably requiring only little work). It should
-be possible to port to OSX or Windows, should any brave soul be willing to put in
-the work.
+as FreeBSD and OpenBSD (with other \*BSDs presumably requiring only little
+work). It should be possible to port to OSX or Windows, should any brave soul be
+willing to put in the work.
 
 You can install Howl by building it from source, either from a release or by
 cloning the repository from Github.
 
 ## Latest release
 
-The latest release of Howl is 0.4.1. It was released at 2016-10-14, and is
+The latest release of Howl is 0.5. It was released at 2017-06-30, and is
 available for download from:
 
-[https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/releases/download/0.4.1/howl-0.4.1.tgz](https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/releases/download/0.4.1/howl-0.4.1.tgz)
+[https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/releases/download/0.5/howl-0.5.tgz](https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/releases/download/0.5/howl-0.5.tgz)
 
-_MD5_: 9ef463f4d8b31e8954e70e507fbb1858
+_MD5_: 3bd902adb1fa8116053431f81b9a8b1f
 
-_SHA1_: 1434af03c5bc9f10d64ef93ca0ae68ccc7092fee
+_SHA1_: 905179ceb78f80ffd2612c5f22067d7b7b336bbc
 
 __Release notes:__
-[Howl 0.4.1 Released](/blog/2016/10/14/howl-0-4-1-released.html)
+[Howl 0.5 Released](/blog/2017/06/30/howl-0-5-released.html)
 
 ## Building Howl from source
 
@@ -101,6 +101,14 @@ and confusion to arise.
 
 ## Older releases
 
+### Howl 0.4.1 released 2016-10-14
+
+_MD5_: 9ef463f4d8b31e8954e70e507fbb1858
+
+_SHA1_: 1434af03c5bc9f10d64ef93ca0ae68ccc7092fee
+
+[Download](https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/releases/download/0.4.1/howl-0.4.1.tgz)
+
 ### Howl 0.4, released 2016-05-31
 
 [Download](https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/releases/download/0.4/howl-0.4.tgz)

site/source/index.haml

@@ -48,12 +48,12 @@
     .col-lg-4
       %h2 Try it out!
       %p
-        Howl #{link_to "version 0.4.1", "/getit.html"}
-        was released on 2016-10-14. Howl source is available on
+        Howl #{link_to "version 0.5", "/getit.html"}
+        was released on 2016-06-30. Howl source is available on
         #{link_to "GitHub", "https://github.com/howl-editor/howl"} and released under
         the #{link_to "MIT", "http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT"} license.
-        Howl is currently developed on and available for Linux, though porting to other
-        operating systems is possible.
+        Howl is developed on Linux and should build cleanly at least on Linux,
+        FreeBSD and OpenBSD. Porting to other operating systems should be possible.
 
       %a.btn.btn-primary(href="getit.html") Download & install »
 

site/source/layouts/base_layout.haml

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
           .footer-blurb
             %div The Howl editor.
             %div
-              Copyright 2012-2016
+              Copyright 2012-2017
               %a.alert-link(href='https://github.com/howl-editor/howl/contributors')
                 The Howl Developers.