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Ist der Jamstack wirklich komplett das Ding? - Gerrit van Aaken

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Danke Gerrit, Du formulierst exakt das, was mir auch seit längerem durch den Kopf geht. Gerade kürzlich ging eine Welle durch meine kleine Webbubble, wo $DieLeute superexcited waren, dass man ein KirbyCMS headless als Inhaltspfleger für ein 11y betreiben kann, und ich verstehe bis heute nicht, warum ich das machen möchte. 🤷🏼‍♂️ PS: Die Diskussion/Kommentare…


10 Years Kirby CMS

The Kirby Logo: K in a hexagon

My favorite Content Management System turned 10 recently. 🎉 It is kind of ironic that I write these lines in WordPress, I know. But the only reason that this here is on WordPress and not Kirby is… legacy. Since August 2005 I have written nearly 2300 posts, and I'm simply too lazy to migrate this,…


wget it on

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Today the german hosting company "domainFactory" (dF) announced that they will stop supporting the old PHP Versions 4 and 5. dF is one of the last providers to do so. So this comes as no surprise and I've been waiting for this moment for quite a while now: We have a couple of $clients that…


SMEgnorance

(The following is my translation of my blog post "KMUnverstand" which originally was published in German and seemed to resonate with quite a few people in my web dev bubble. It surely is full of grammar- and spelling-errors, but I hope the gist of it will come across anyway) In our small web-studio we have…


KMUnverstand

Wir in meiner Web-Butze tun uns ja immer etwas schwer mit "hey, neue Website gemacht, kuckt mal, voll toll!". Weil, der Launch ist ja nur ein Teil, die eigentliche Arbeit geht ja erst danach los, auch wenn viele denken, damit wäre die Arbeit ja beendet. Aber, gerade bei CMS-angetriebenen Websites kommt erst im Laufe der…


WordPress 4.9 - Tipton

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This release features Customizer improvements, including the ability to save customization changes as drafts, schedule them to go live at a certain time, and letting other people preview the changes easier. To improve code editing in the admin we've introduced syntax highlighting and error checking to make things more robust and harder to break. wordpress.org


The Aesthetic Of Non-Opinionated Content Management: A Beginner’s Guide To ProcessWire – Francesco Schwarz

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An great overview and introduction to my favorite CMS, by Francesco on Smashing Magazine: I think what resonates with a lot of people is that ProcessWire is a system that goes from simple to complex, not the other way around. It doesn’t assume what you want to build, but instead lays a strong, non-opinionated foundation…