Announcing Bloggrify 2.0: Enhanced SEO, Analytics, and Developer Experience
Major release with improved SEO capabilities, multiple analytics providers, and better developer experience. Over 46 commits bringing significant improvements to the framework.
We're excited to announce the release of Bloggrify 2.0.0, representing a lot of development and 46 commits. This release focuses on improving SEO capabilities, expanding analytics options, and enhancing the developer experience.
Major Improvements
Enhanced SEO Stack
- Integrated
nuxtjs/robotsandnuxtjs/sitemapmodules - Added Schema.org support with BlogPosting annotations
- Enhanced meta tags and OpenGraph support
- Report reading time in meta tags and schema.org
Analytics Support
Multiple provider support for web analytics:
- Hakanai integration
- Fathom Analytics
- Google Analytics
- Support for multiple providers simultaneously
Developer Experience
- Improved error reporting during build
- Simplified template writing
- Better handling of internal links
- Enhanced documentation
Accessibility Improvements
- Improved contrast ratios
- Added ARIA labels
- Semantic HTML enhancements
- Table of contents using proper nav elements
Breaking Changes
If upgrading from 1.x, as a user, impacts are minimal. However, theme developers should be aware of deprecations and changes.
The migration guide is available in the documentation
Full changelog available on GitHub.
Contribute
Bloggrify is open source. Help us on GitHub:
- Report issues
- Submit PRs
- Join discussions
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