Philo 0.9.1 Released

Philo version 0.9.1 has been released. This release brings performance improvements, an abandonment of built-in tags in favor of Alex Gaynor's django-taggit, and more! If you haven't yet, I highly recommend checking it out.

Philo 0.9 Released

Since the autumn of 2010, Philo has been powering Oberlin College's new OnCampus portal. For even longer, it has been powering this, my personal website. And now, I'm pleased to announce that Philo version 0.9, our first versioned release, is out. I encourage you to check it out, and perhaps even contribute, if you're at all interested in Python and Django content management systems.

Configuring Gitweb for Apache on Debian

[git.ithinksw.org](http://git.ithinksw.org/) is a pretty nifty site: in addition to providing Gitweb when you access it via a web browser, it also allows cloning of repositories in the same namespace. So, for example, you can visit [http://git.ithinksw.org/ITFoundation.git](http://git.ithinksw.org/ITFoundation.git), and receive a Gitweb-generated interface to the repository, but you can also run `git clone http://git.ithinksw.org/ITFoundation.git` to clone the repository. [tycho](http://tychoish.com/) is also a fan of Git, and was interested in setting a similar site up for his own repositories, so I've decided to share my configuration here.

iThink Software goes open source

Beginning in January, I'd been working to move much of the code we wrote at [iThink Software](http://ithinksw.com/) to open source. I'm happy to say that I am now satisfied with the result: [a redmine installation](http://ithinksw.org/), and [git repositories](http://git.ithinksw.org/).