Imported the content from micro.vandragt.com and 2020.vandragt.com into this site with the Known CMS importer feature for #Lamb. Sets up redirects so no breaking links. Good URLs don’t change!
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Lamb 0.12.0
Originally written on lamb-releases:
Lamb 0.12.0 is a big one: a full security review closing eleven vulnerabilities (some remotely triggerable, no credentials needed), plus WordPress import, JSON Feed subscribing, sitemap/robots.txt generation, and a handful of writing and admin improvements.
WordPress import. Bring an existing WordPress export (WXR file) in as posts, downloading its images and converting HTML to Markdown along the way. See Importing. JSON Feed support. Cross-posting from feeds now understands JSON Feed sources, not just RSS/Atom. See Cross-posting from feeds.
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Lamb 0.11.0 TL;DR
Editor & reading improvements (interactive task lists, image modal, iOS paste-as-link fix), better defaults for new installs, and a week-long admin session.
Feed ingestion now prevents duplicates and won't overwrite manually edited posts. Per-post OpenGraph images, cleaner pagination URLs, and Micropub diagnostics added.
Security fixes include hardened redirects against header injection and proper 403 responses for bad Micropub tokens.
Upgrade note: Sessions moved to a new directory, you'll be logged out once on upgrade.
As always: https://github.com/svandragt/lamb
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🐑 #Lamb dev log: now generates sitemap.xml + robots.txt (auto-derived from private routes), adds microformats2 (h-entry/h-card) markup, and logs failed admin logins. Plus bug fixes: editor scroll jump, smarter post-delete redirects, hardened password tooling & Micropub 403s.
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Lamb 0.10.0-rc2 is out: with webmentions, reply posts, WebSub, syntax highlighting, draft preview links, image paste, WebP conversion, a new default theme, one-command upgrades, Docker images, and faster page caching. It's a release candidate, so feedback is very welcome. #lamb #projects
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Lamb 0.9.0
I've just released a new version of Lamb, and it's in use on this very site! Setup your timezone and schedule your posts and they will appear in your timeline and feeds even with relative dates by using the
createdfront-matter! More info on the scheduling page of the docs.Lamb has a brand new Notes theme you can pick through the settings by setting
theme = 2026, but this reminds me to make it the new default for the next version. I think it's beautiful and aligns nicely with the simple low-friction values of the project.
We also incorporated some best practices from the Micro.blog book, and all Lamb blogs now have JSON Feeds and Atom feeds have been optimised.
I hope the friction free nature brings back (or instills) the passion for blogging, let me know how you find Lamb!
Originally written on lamb-releases.
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Lamb 0.8.0
Two weeks after Lamb 0.7.0, I released another significant new version of Lamb, my friction free microblogging project. This version includes support for Micropub, allowing you to post text and photos from anywhere, adds a Trash where deleted posts go for 30 days, support for drafts, a new docs site and a lot more (redirects)!
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Working some more on the upcoming micropub support feature for Lamb and a side-effect is a nice test suite for other developers to use. #lamb