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In this post we’ll look at a process used for migrating an existing website to use WebP images. We’ll cover everything from preliminary considerations to implementation and testing, with lots of tips and tricks along the way. More
Core version 3.0.137 on the dev branch adds the ability to hook multiple methods at once, in a single call. This post details how it works and provides a useful example of how you might put it to use in your development environment. This version also refactors and improves upon several core classes. More
A look at two new WireMail modules for sending email, plus details on how you can configure ProcessWire to use Gmail for sending email. More
Version 3.0.135 of ProcessWire on the dev branch focuses on .htaccess updates, adds additional layers of security, adds clarity to debug mode, and improves upon the installer. More
This week we take a look at a couple of reasons why you might want to choose InnoDB as your MySQL database engine when installing ProcessWire. More
With everything running smoothly on the new master version, we wanted to recommend a few additional steps that will help you take advantage of some of the new features. Plus a look at developing for and with ProcessWire. More
This week we take a look at an interesting and useful new way to find pages in ProcessWire: by Fieldtype. More
A tutorial on building custom admin pages in ProcessWire with Process modules, by Bernhard Baumrock. More
This post covers what's in ProcessWire 3.0.62 and provides an in-depth look at the final spec of markup regions, how they work, and how to use them. More
This week we give extensive coverage on how to optimize 404 requests in ProcessWire. In this post you'll learn about why 404s are significant issue, and then we'll look at what you can do to optimize and ensure your site doesn't waste valuable time and resources serving irrelevant crawlers and bots. This post also briefly covers this week's core version 3.0.52. More
“We chose ProcessWire because of its excellent architecture, modular extensibility and the internal API. The CMS offers the necessary flexibility and performance for such a complex website like superbude.de. ProcessWire offers options that are only available for larger systems, such as Drupal, and allows a much slimmer development process.” —xport communication GmbH