GoNevis

Complete rewrite of the dashboard with account management and reader/feed integrated.

Let's dive into the changes with some previews.

DASHBOARD 2.0!
From UI and UX to new features. The development is using the latest technology which means it's not only fast and light but easier to develop for us to …

https://blog.gonevis.com/gonevis-dashboard-with-a-new-design/

https://blog.gonevis.com/embedding-vimeo-videos-on-gonevis/

It's now possible to use Vimeo videos on GoNevis.
Simply paste the link of the video into the editor and the rest is taken care of.

This feature has been an indirect request via a bug report on GoNevis Forum, later the feature request Embed Vimeo videos in text editor got into the roadmap to be implemented.

Happy blogging <3

We're happy to announce the latest updates on GoNevis.com blogging platform.

This update is full of exciting and big changes.

Let's quickly summarize what we have worked on: https://blog.gonevis.com/reader-design-updates-paid-plans-and-better-editor/

I always had a thing for blogging, I always loved it (especially when I don’t use my real name). I’ve started writing blogs when I was 9 years old and I kept doing it for many years, but over the years blogging shift to another way, most of the bloggers and readers got stuck into social networks and getting fed with constant data and news.

It’s no longer blogs or good writers.

I still remember the time I’d wait for my favorite bloggers to post something, checking their blog every day, looking at the RSS icon to be updated or later Google Reader.

Most of the blame is on the blogging platform to not being able to keep their core values, shifting into a giant pile of marketing tools instead of encouraging users to be bloggers.

Bloggers were sold out to advertisement companies, social media, and infinite timelines.
Readers are being told to read what algorithms give them to read, click on what some fancy algorithm is showing them and follow people that some machine learning feature has decided for them.

GoNevis is here to solve that problem, to let the user write what they want, read what they want and follow and socialize with their favorite bloggers.

We have created GoNevis to let both bloggers and readers enjoy what blogging is about, no weird UI or annoying requirements.

It’s about bloggers, it’s about readers.

In our recent August (2018.8) release we have made many changes on both user facing and internal parts that optimized the whole platform.

Let's see what has been changed: https://blog.gonevis.com/gonevis-new-editor-and-live-preview-mode-release-2018-8-1/

The new features we're announcing will let you handle Google Analytics much better:

• Using your own Google Analytics Code
• Disabling it completely (not even GoNevis code will be there anymore.)

Read more: https://blog.gonevis.com/your-own-google-analytics-code-on-gonevis/

Usually when starting a blog on any blogging platform you will be given a free subdomain. However, you may already have a working website or domain that you want to point it to your GoNevis blog.

Simply it means pointing your blog.gonevis.com to MyBlog.com or blog.mysite.com.

We are pleased to announce custom domain has been enabled for all the existing and new blogs. You are now able to point your domain to your blog on GoNevis.com.

Read more: https://blog.gonevis.com/using-custom-domains-on-gonevis-blogs/

In recent upgrade we have polished the GoNevis Dashboard where you manage your blog.

The new enhancement have been done carefully to make the dashboard much more usable and friendlier.

Let's go through each of these new changes: https://blog.gonevis.com/new-dashboard-feel-look-design-improvement/

In recent weeks, while making GoNevis enhanced and polished, we've done tons of work on themes.

We worked carefully on each template to keep them up to date with the recent features.

Images worth more than words when speaking about visual changes, here you go.

Read more: https://blog.gonevis.com/new-theme-updates/