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Our app is down too :(
Check out https://getkirby.com. I have been working exclusively with it for 6 years and still love it. You are in total control of the frontend since the core doesn't output any HTML. You can use it with plain PHP…
https://ohdear.app does that.
I never expected to read about Goianira on HN. I lived there for a couple of years in early 2000. It seems to have grown quite a lot since then. I wish your GF good luck with her project!
Impressive product with very natural voices.
I just built a simple bookmarklet for myself. I hope you like it! javascript:(function(l){l.host.match('github.com') && (l.href = l.origin.replace('.com', '') + '.githistory.xyz' + l.pathname)})(window.location);
I've been developing websites and plugins with Kirby 2 for 3 years and have had a great experience with it. I find it great for building custom websites. Clients love the simplicity of the Panel too. Kirby 3 is a huge…
It's not just an admin rewrite in Vue.js, the core has also been rewritten using new features introduced by latest PHP versions. It also introduces a new API for plugins allowing things that weren't possible in Kirby 2.
Congrats guys! - From a happy customer.
I thought it had something to do with Instagram DM linked to Telegram… Other than that I really liked the idea and implementation, great work! It's something I'd use in the future.
Kirby doesn't output any markup, you have total control to over it :D The API for querying content is very powerful.
You can do whatever you want on your templates. If by widget you mean reusable code, you could use a snippet. So this logic can go on a template or snippet: <?php $latest = page('blog')->children()->visible()->limit(6);…
When you write a blog post, it creates a text file (metadata & content) in the /content folder, not an HTML file. Take a look at the Starter Kit (it's the best way to try Kirby): https://github.com/getkirby/starterkit…
I'm a web developer who have been happily using Kirby for over a year. I'm available for answering question you might have about Kirby. (I'm not affiliated with the Kirby team).
Announcement on X: https://x.com/taylorotwell/status/1831668872732180697
Fortune Exclusive: https://fortune.com/2024/09/05/laravel-raises-57-million-ser...
Our app is down too :(
Check out https://getkirby.com. I have been working exclusively with it for 6 years and still love it. You are in total control of the frontend since the core doesn't output any HTML. You can use it with plain PHP…
https://ohdear.app does that.
I never expected to read about Goianira on HN. I lived there for a couple of years in early 2000. It seems to have grown quite a lot since then. I wish your GF good luck with her project!
Impressive product with very natural voices.
I just built a simple bookmarklet for myself. I hope you like it! javascript:(function(l){l.host.match('github.com') && (l.href = l.origin.replace('.com', '') + '.githistory.xyz' + l.pathname)})(window.location);
I've been developing websites and plugins with Kirby 2 for 3 years and have had a great experience with it. I find it great for building custom websites. Clients love the simplicity of the Panel too. Kirby 3 is a huge…
It's not just an admin rewrite in Vue.js, the core has also been rewritten using new features introduced by latest PHP versions. It also introduces a new API for plugins allowing things that weren't possible in Kirby 2.
Congrats guys! - From a happy customer.
I thought it had something to do with Instagram DM linked to Telegram… Other than that I really liked the idea and implementation, great work! It's something I'd use in the future.
Kirby doesn't output any markup, you have total control to over it :D The API for querying content is very powerful.
You can do whatever you want on your templates. If by widget you mean reusable code, you could use a snippet. So this logic can go on a template or snippet: <?php $latest = page('blog')->children()->visible()->limit(6);…
When you write a blog post, it creates a text file (metadata & content) in the /content folder, not an HTML file. Take a look at the Starter Kit (it's the best way to try Kirby): https://github.com/getkirby/starterkit…
I'm a web developer who have been happily using Kirby for over a year. I'm available for answering question you might have about Kirby. (I'm not affiliated with the Kirby team).