- Use a new approach to managing icons. This has two primary benefits:
- It makes it possible to color the icons such that they look good in the
dark theme. Previously, the icons were rendered in black on dark grey when
using the dark theme.
- The average payload size for our web pages is reduced and we better use the
browser cache.
- The new icon approach makes it possible to remove our dependency on the fontawesome
package, which further slims down our payload requirement
- Refresh our iconography for a slightly lighter look.
- Remove the extra thick left-hand border of text blocks to lighten the
look.
- Added a "NN minutes to read" indication on top of each page. This is
only displayed if the count is > 1 minute.
- Added a calendar icon next to the blog post date.
- Exposed a bunch of strings that were buried in CSS/JS to translation.
- Add the 'keywords:' front-matter fields to the Hugo archetypes.
- Remove the release-specific wording on the main release note page and on the docs page. This
ends up being hard to keep correct and not really useful.
- Add a full_version variable in args.yml which contains the 3 part release version
such as 1.0.1. When we release a new patch, we need to update this number in the current
release branch.
- Apply the full_version variable to the download button on the home page. It will now say "DOWNLOAD 1.0.1".
- Correct the use of OpenGraph annotations. I used the wrong attribute name, so the
annotations were never recognized.
- Added support for Twitter cards to our site, improving the experience of referencing
the site from Twitter posts.
- Added support for the twitter: front matter field for use in blog posts. Specifying this
front-matter entry will show the author's twitter address on the blog post, and will
add a Twitter card entry to the page noting the author's address.
- Renamed the page_icon front matter field to just icon to be consistent with other
entries.
- Made it so the subtitle front matter field can be used anywhere, not just on blog posts.
- Added a lint check to ensure subtitles don't end with a period.
- We now insert an "author" metadata entry whenever the attribution: front matter
field is used.
* [wip] layout for perf and scalability section
* Some actual content for fortio including embedding result example + scalability page
* iframe border 0
* Minor typos fixed
Still need more content
* Still wip, moved out of concepts
* Still wip; some content and update
* Review feedback from daneyon
* Updates order->weight
Looks like the ordering now is called weight
* Added @ozevren provided section for ubench
and removed latin in other sections too with some early content/pointers
* Remove draft:true so preview shows the page
Even though the content is incomplete
* Add more links and data
* More explanation
* Showcase some more features
* Set ymax and ylog for first histogram
* Making spell check happy
Hopefully, as I can’t seem to run mdspell locally
* Further spell checks
* Adding diagram
* Use BluePerf consistently
* Linters...
* Adding preliminary sizing information
* Spelling/grammar
* Adding latency summary
(Feedback from Louis)
* Rephrase goal and highlight the features you get for cpu cost
* Update scalability page title to include sizing guide
Even if it’s “light” for now
* Move to new location
* Updates for hugo
* Somehow _site was removed from gitignore... fixing
* More merge/gitignore issues
* Put micro benchmark first/before scenarios
and more Hugo removals
* Remove "here" as anchor
Cc @ozevren / from
http://preliminary.istio.io/about/contribute/style-guide/#create-useful-
links
* Make spellchecker happy (Github->GitHub)
* Adding more information about logging on/off and mTLS results
* Review comments
* Switch to approx 10ms
* Hoping to solve linter/spelling
Martin Taillefer
mtail
Laurent Demailly