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This week we've started developing a new admin theme for ProcessWire that aims to be a community collaboration. We've now got some good momentum with lots to share in this post. We also get into some technical details and have screenshots as well. 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
This week we look at the two newest development branch versions, as there was no post last week. I couldn't type very well this time last week due to a cat bite, but all is well now. We didn't have a blog post for the 3.0.114 core updates, but there was a brief update on that version in the forum here, if you haven't already seen it. In this post, we'll cover what's new for 3.0.115 and 3.0.116, which includes quite a lot. More
Consistent with the plans of introducing new site profiles this year, we've started work on the new site profile, and have the first version ready this week. This profile contains a blog component and uses the new Uikit 3 front-end framework. More
This week's version of ProcessWire expands upon our markup regions support introduced last week, and also contains various minor fixes and tweaks. In addition, it adds a $urls API variable… More
This week we take a look at a new template file output strategy available in ProcessWire 3.0.49+. This strategy is an experimental but super-simple new alternative to direct output and delayed output, and in some ways a combination of both. Yet it's likely to be more accessible for front-end developers and newcomers to ProcessWire, without any sacrifices. Have a read and let us know what you think. More
This post includes coverage of the latest weekly core dev version, an update on ProDrafts, and more. More
Looking back over the last year, it's been a really great year for the project, and wow has it gone fast! In this post we'll look back at some of what we've accomplished over the last year, and–more importantly–introduce and review our 2017 roadmap. More
This week, the big stuff is between you and Santa, but what we do have are lots of useful stocking stuffers for you to enjoy in ProcessWire 3.0.46! More
This latest version on the dev branch includes several tweaks, fixes, upgrades and some nice optimizations. This post covers them all, plus a look at our new Page field configuration. Then we conclude with some fun API tips and tricks. More
Lots of fun new upgrades to our Repeater and Repeater Matrix fields this week. In this post we cover all the details along with a couple of screenshots. You can start using these now in ProcessWire 3.0.44. More
In this post we cover ProcessWire 3.0.43 (dev) which includes a lot of updates and a newly upgraded $page->url() method. Also a bit on the FileCompiler and revisiting last week’s ProcessWire Weekly recipe. More
What's in the new master version 3.0.42, and covering the release of the new ProDevTools modules: ProfilerPro and API Explorer. Plus, a look at some of what we'll be focusing on in 2017! More
Covers updates in our master version 3.0.41, plus a look at the new the API Explorer module. More
This week we introduce the new ProDevTools set of modules aimed at developers, starting with a sneak preview of the ProfilerPro module. 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