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What's new in Shiplog Labs

Release notes for Shiplog Labs. Free for one public page — this page is the product, dogfooded.

  1. Company founded, changelog page live.

    Shiplog Labs is founded, and this changelog page is live — our own product running on itself. Every release ships here first.

  2. v0.3.0

    First public preview — Shiplog Labs is live.

    Shiplog Labs opens its doors with the free tier running on Shiplog itself: this page is the product, dogfooded. Markdown release notes in, a rendered public page out.

    Added

    • Public changelog pages — every project gets a free hosted page. This is ours.
    • Markdown release notes — drop a releases/*.md file per version; Shiplog renders it.
    • Version tags and dates — each release shows its version badge and publish date automatically.
    • Clean release timeline — newest first, sectioned like Added / Fixed / Improved.
    • Built-in readable styling — no design work needed.

    Notes

    • Custom domains, email digests and analytics are designed and coming to the paid tier later. This preview is free and stays free for one public page.
  3. v0.2.0

    Typographic pass, sectioned release notes, and a tighter reading width.

    Improved

    • Release notes now render as sections (Added, Fixed, Improved) instead of one wall of text.
    • Reading width tightened for comfortable long-form notes.
    • Dates and version tags restyled to scan at a glance.

    Fixed

    • Long release notes no longer overflow the page on narrow screens.
  4. v0.1.0

    First shippable slice — markdown in, a rendered release page out.

    Added

    • Content modelProject, Release, ReleaseNote: a project has releases, a release has notes.
    • Build pipeline — a static generator turns markdown release files into a fast, host-anywhere HTML page.
    • Zero dependencies at runtime — the output is plain HTML + CSS, hostable on anything that serves static files.

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