Between my first post introducing hyde and now, hyde has moved further along, although not as much as I expected.
The following features have been added since the last post:
I am currently working on incremental/continuous generation support. This would allow
us to make changes to the site, save, reload the page to get the changes as opposed to calling hyde -g to generate the site. I am also working on creating better documentation for using/extending hyde building upon what is now just a Readme file on github to include the above features.
While the default template is usable, the source for this website is still the best reference for building a complete website with Hyde.
Please do fork the repository if you’d like to add features. I also created a google group for developer discussions.
