Moving less to doc/
Adds a text filter to turn @mention and #hashtags into links to Twitter inside short statuses.

This is done using the html_postprocess method included in the content model.

html_postprocess is applied when views call @content.html(:field) (usually :body). In article / pages it just returns the html, but is used in the feedback model to sanitize user posted HTML.

On a more or less related thing, I've just dug into the text filter code for the first time since I took over the project. I've been willing to add Wordpress like pre and post hooks to allow user defined plugins to change the text on the fly. This was actually already implemented into Typo with the preprocess and post process text filters. Currently, the simplest way to do is to add filters params to the existing 4 text filters (none, markdown, textile and markdown + smartypants). I'll come with an elegant way to do it, already have 2-3 ideas about that.
Adds support for link auto extraction for short statuses. Works with http, https, mailto and gopher (yeah gopher is still cool).

For this, I had to add a new html_preprocess method into the content_model that's called right before the text filter so URLs with _something_ inside them won't be transformed into html before they're turned into a link.

When using markdown or textile, displayed URLs with _ something _ are still broken, but OK inside the link. Maybe the solution would have been to keep this postprocess and replace the html tags with _. I'll think about that and provide a fix.
Update Gemfile.heroku with 'twitter' gem dependency
Merge pull request #206 from antonfefilov/patch-1

Update Gemfile.heroku with 'twitter' gem dependency
Remove little duplication
Remove little duplication
Remove little duplication
Clean specs and remove little duplication
Start to clean some specs.

Need to see how to run them correctly for each profile
Fixes quicktags still calling typo:code
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:fdv/publify
Move feedback build to model (and remove duplcation in controller)
Fixes status behavior (still perfetible though)
Adds a quick (and dirty) sidebar plugin that displays the 5 latest publish statuses.

This one should probably be renamed and we need to work on the overall statuses wording.
Adds a title to admin dashboard.
Makes the dashboard more useful, step 1.

The welcome widget is now dedicated to the activity of the day. Definitely ripped from Wordpress.
Fixes the style on articles listing.
Adding a "most popular posts" sidebar plugin that will use the Article.bestof method.

This because I'm going to remove the Most Popular articles widget from the dashboard, as it's not really useful to manage a blog on a daily basis.
More dashboard love.

• Removes the best of widget.
• Reduces the last posts from Publify blog from 5 to 3.
• Displays the user's drafts instead of the lastest blog posts.
• Moves the drafts up and the inbound links down