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I converted the site to Octopress (with a few hiccups) and wrote a Rake task that automatically imports the YAML advisories as Markdown versions which can be run through Octopress to produce HTML versions:

Home page

Home page

Listing advisories

Advisory list

An individual advisory

Individual advisory

imathis and others added 30 commits September 29, 2011 14:51
Proper atom feed xml escaping
generator is an optional element, but let's give credit where it's due.
Besides, it can be helpful to feed consumers to know what tool generated the file.
Fixes issues with comments not loading on the blog.  
Semicolons non-optional due to SAFE function http://twitter.com/#!/elijahmanor/status/121980870428069890
Fix issues with Disqus integration
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Facebook Like button integration, fixes #176
parkr and others added 21 commits March 6, 2013 01:29
* 'master' of github.com:imathis/octopress:
  Update plugins/pygments_code.rb
  Async load of Facebook JS
  Update plugins/pygments_code.rb
  Upgrade ruby version
  optimized order of styles and scripts in header
  Added stringex and changed to use #to_url for create directory. To don't receive error in url to accented characters.
Now shows links instead of 'undefined'.
… by other plugins directly through the config_tag method
…from the assets/stylesheets/plugins directory
This attempts to duplicate the original site, more or less, and
populates the basic site metadata with important details.
A basic (dirty) rake task to take the original YAML advisories and spit
out Markdown versions that can be run through Octopress to produce HTML
versions.

This should make it easier for people to link to individual advisories.
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Note: this could really use a date field as discussed here:

rubysec/ruby-advisory-db#29

ERb is probably easier to work with than just a heredoc and string
interpolation.
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thbar commented Mar 24, 2013

This is really pretty cool - thanks for your work on this!

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This looks sharp! Shall we merge?

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FYI: I broke the styles on the "View Project on Github" badge. Not sure how the original worked? The same markup is there but I can't figure out exactly what stylesheet makes the Octocat appear (magic)

postmodern added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 25, 2013
Web-based advisory index using Octopress
@postmodern postmodern merged commit 4d49f19 into rubysec:master Mar 25, 2013
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