Ghost 1.0 - A new editor, new design and major upgrades

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V.1 has been a big big project. Congratulations! Go take a bathroom break.
The timeless words of someone who speaks from experience 😄 yeah we haven't really moved from the one table for a good 48 hours now. Will pee soon
Congrats! Guess I'll be working 'night shift' from now on 😜
Me too! I really grew to enjoy it during development and now use it pretty much all the time. There are a couple of little visual quirks still, but we should have those ironed out in the next few weeks :)
It has been a long way! Congrats!
Congratulations to , and team! This is a great release and I'm so excited to see what Ghost has become (and what it WILL become).
Great job , I am a happy Ghost user for almost a year now. Do you have a link to the new default template to see it live?
Looking great!
very happy to see this.. been using Ghost and following updates for a while now. great product!!
Congratulations! excited to see the progress here & dig where you guys are going with things. So glad I switched to ghost a couple years ago!
congrats sjonnie! does this mean you finally heave React running 🤡
Hi guys, love what you've done with the tool over the years. I've long used Ghost for Tedium, and it's one of the best decisions I've ever made. One question I have for you: Now that 1.0 is out, is formal support for an app/plugin system coming soon? I feel like some of the tweaks I've made to my own self-hosted platform over the years would would have been better handled with a pluggable tool with documentation. :)
Thanks for the kind words :) We feel the exact same way about apps as you do - there are so many ways that they would be incredibly useful. The problem we've always had with getting something shipped is the pure enormity of the scope. In 1.0 we've reworked a large part of the internals & started playing with the concept of delivering some features as hard-coded apps. I can't promise anything, but I can tell you apps are at the forefront of our minds, and I think you will see us starting to experiment with many more things "tweakable" for developers in the near future. If you ever want to come chat about your particular use cases, I'm usually found in Ghost's Slack :)