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!
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.
Astonishingly, we’re still the only game in (our) town.
Feature development is now frozen, and the only additional updates we anticipate will be major bug fixes only.