4. Using Pelican with Heroku

   Using Pelican with Heroku couldn't be easier. We have recently been working on a buildpack allowing you to publish your Pelican site directly to Heroku.

   This allows you to host your Pelican site on the Heroku platform with very little effort. Simply create a Heroku application and push your repository …

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5. Pelican 3.2 released

   Today we are pleased to announce the release of Pelican 3.2. Highlights of the improvements contained in this release follow below.

   For those who are new to Pelican, please refer to the Getting Started Guide. There is also a Tutorials page available, which currently includes a link to a …

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6. Pelican's Unified Codebase

   In this post by Dirk Makowski, he explains how he added preliminary Python 3.x support to the forthcoming Pelican 3.2 release.

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   When referring to Pelican's "unified" codebase, this means the code runs without changes (or requiring 2to3) on both Python 2.x and 3.x. Specifically, this unified …

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7. Pelican 3.1 released

   Pelican development has progressed steadily over the last few months, and we're pleased to announce the release of version 3.1, which can be obtained via Crate.io or GitHub. This release contains some exciting new features; following is a summary of changes since the last 3.0.1 release …

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8. Pelican 3.0 released

   Today marks the release of Pelican 3.0! Some of the new features include:

   • Improved URL structure flexibility
   • Support for Typogrify
   • Support for LESS CSS
   • New development server script for previewing auto-regenerated changes
   • Improved recognition of alternate content filename extensions
   • ... and much more!

   Feel free to check out the package …

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