Break the Mold

Dramatically rearranged the layout of files to make it ready for use on a larger, more advanced projects following advanced practices.

v0.8.1

Tweak to the readme to remove mention of a package no longer included.

Testing Is Important

Mostly improvements and fixes related to testing.

• Codeception acceptance tests were running as functional tests; now they run as intended
• The tests directory has been moved to the project root level
• Codeception files have been moved into a subdirectory under tests to allow multiple test frameworks in future
• The layout of files for Codeception has been updated to follow the pattern for version 2
• way/laravel-test-helpers has been removed as it is no longer maintained

v0.6.1

Improved the read me.

Get With the Times

• Updates to all packages and their supporting files. Particularly of note are:
  • Laravel v4.2
  • Codeception v2 (RC for now)
  • Bootstrapper
• Removed some unused packages
• Updated vendor files for:
  • Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • Font Awesome
• Added Jeffrey Way's generators
• Included all relevant updates made to the base Laravel starter
• Added default support for Homestead and Forge
• Removed PhpStorm project files. I want to get into using that IDE, but I don't have it just yet
• Converted a leftover Twig template back to Blade
• Changed the development environment name to "development" to make it more descriptive. After all, its called "production" not "prod"
• Some other tweaks and fixes

4.1 Storm

Projects will now seed starting with Laravel 4.1.*
I'm experimenting with the PhpStorm IDE, so I've added a folder of settings for it.

Boiled Boots

Improved starting layout with HTML5 Boilerplate and Bootstrap

You are Being Scrutinized

Added support for the Scrutinizer continuous integration service. Checks code style, sloppy code, security holes, etc.

Also cleaned up the code to match my preferred style.

Acceptance Is a Good Feeling

Travis-Ci.org will now run our acceptance tests as well, therefore testing everything, like an automated system should.

No Travis is a Travesty

Brought Travis-CI in to help continually test releases. This helps both continually test this seeder, and provides out-of-the-box integration for the project that gets generated by the seeder.