0.15

_Version 0.15:_ Aug 4, 2015

• Now using GitHub Gists for storage:
  • In order to save layouts, you now need to sign in to GitHub via OAuth.
  • Once signed in, clicking 'Save' will store your layout as a GitHub Gist.
    • Unlike before, if you modify your layout and save again, a new
      revision of your Gist is created.
    • You can now share a link to your layout and it will be stable over time
      as you make edits to it.
  • All Gists are created as 'Private'; this means that nobody can see it
    unless you share the link.
• If you make modifications to another user's layout and try to save, you
  will be prompted to create a "fork" under your own account.
  • The link between your copy and the original copy is maintained.
  • Note that you can only have one fork of any given layout; if you try
    to fork it a second time, you will end up overwriting your first fork
    (though history is maintained, so you won't lose any data). This appears
    to be a limitation in how GitHub Gists work.
• Get a list of all your saved layouts; go to 'My Layouts' in the user menu.
• "Star" & "Unstar" your favorite layouts; go to 'Starred Layouts' in the
  user menu to go back to layouts you previously starred.
• New "background" options: (Thanks iandoug!)
  • You can now add a background 'texture' to your layout to simulate the
    look of various materials (e.g., wood, aluminum, etc.).
  • You can now set the corner radius of your layout to better simulate
    the look of non-rectangular keyboards.
• You can now add 'decals' to your layout:
  • These are purely decorative additions to the layout, and have many uses
    (e.g., keyboard logos, 'caps lock' LEDs, labels, etc.)
  • They have many of the same formatting options as regular keycaps, but
    they don't render any keycap background.