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Padrino 0.12.5
Almost six months ago, we released 0.12.4 which introduced a number of improvements to the rack mounter, improving documentation and releasing bug fixes. Today, we are releasing the a small update on the 0.12.x line...
Read moreUpgrading Padrino from 0.11.X to 0.12.0 Guide
This is the step-by-step guide for upgrading from Padrino 0.11.X to 0.12.0! This will review all the breaking changes and modifications made within the new release....
Read morePadrino 0.12.4
Two months ago, we released 0.12.3 which introduced a number of improvements to the core codebase and put our 0.12.x branch into a solid place. Today, we are releasing the final iteration on the 0.12.x line which...
Read morePadrino 0.11.0 Released - Padrino Lives!
The Padrino team is very pleased to finally be able to announce the 0.11.0 release of the Padrino Framework! We have been working on this release for almost a year now and we have had dozens of contributors helping us...
Read moreJSON gem vulnerability
An vulnerability affecting the json gem has been found. A detailed explanation can be found at the Rails security mailing list. This is not an isolated Rails issue, as it affects a third-party library. It affects all...
Read moreUpgrade Rack immediately
All Rack users, including all Padrino users, should upgrade their Rack dependency as soon as possible. Multiple severe issues have been found, one of them including a potential remote code execution. This is espcially...
Read moreSleep well: YAML vulnerabilites and Padrino
Rails and the Ruby community had their fair share of security vulnerabilities in the recent days. Where does that leave Padrino users? In short: You are safe, unless you explicitely activated some form of parameter...
Read moreDarío Cravero joins the Padrino Core Team
Darío Cravero has been helping with Padrino and has been creating useful extensions. Having submitted several pull requests and consistently helping us to keep up with the flow of new issues in our issue tracker he...
Read moreHosting our first Padrino meetup in San Francisco!
One of our core Padrino members DAddYE has moved to San Francisco recently and has joined as a developer at Triggit. The Padrino core team has always been a very distributed team with each of us living in different...
Read morePadrino 0.10.7 - Reloader, JRuby, Helpers and Other Bug Fixes
Several months ago, Padrino 0.10.6 was released which included HTML5 support, improved stability and compatibility patches. Today after some unfortunate delays, we are releasing Padrino 0.10.7 which is a major bug fix...
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