Humpback v1.0.0: One year of passionate development.
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Exactly one year ago Kevin Porras made the first commit to our open source Drupal 8 web sites generator: The Humpback generator.
In the following days Dharizza Espinach Barahona joins to the project, bringing her ideas and code that now days are a big part of the base of this project.
In the first iterations of the project only were included the scaffolding functionality for new projects and a basic Docker based environment with some basic tools. Even with this basic tools we started to notice a change in our development process, making it more straight forward and optimum because the tool allows us to stay focused in the development process and not configuring each of the tools for our local environment. This implies the reduction of time in the project setup, making our developers more happy.
Humpback v1.0.0
During the past days we’ve been working in new features that will improve the development experience of the teams that use Humpback. We added the following tools, which are already configured and ready to use:
- Lighthouse: a websites audit tool.
- Blackfire: a profiling tool.
- BackstopJS: a visual regression testing tool.
- A new Circle CI job to create pantheon multidev environments.
Also, we have solved some problems related to the xdebug tool.
New humpback documentation page
As part of this important release, we’re happy to announce that we have new documentation pages! You can check them out here: https://humpback.readthedocs.io . This documentation contains relevant information, such as: how to start with Humpback, tool requirements, custom commands, tool-set usage details and more.
We want more people to get involved with the project, that's why we have made all this effort to bring you this new release, including the new features, some fixes and a new documentation for the project.
Feel free to take a look and also contribute to Humpback. If you have any issues, please report it in the respective Github repository:
- Humpback generator: https://github.com/humpbackdev/generator-humpback
- Humpback environment: https://github.com/humpbackdev/humpback
- Humpback documentation: https://github.com/humpbackdev/humpback-docs
We’re excited to see you using and contributing to Humpback, happy hacking!
