ProcessWire 3.0.40 core and more
New master and dev versions released, more coverage of what you can do with the new Functions API, plus a couple useful tips and tricks. More
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New master and dev versions released, more coverage of what you can do with the new Functions API, plus a couple useful tips and tricks. More
This week has been busy! We've got updates to our demo site, a new functions API, and other core additions that you may find useful in template files. More
This week we've got a new dev branch version with several updates which we'll merge to master soon. This post also includes a useful recipe on how to log all outgoing emails sent from your site. More
In addition to our regular core updates, we also have a new ProFields module to introduce to you this week. It's something a little different that we've found pretty useful and think some of you will too. More
A look at what's new in ProcessWire 3.0.36 master, plus a look forward at what we'll be working on in the weeks ahead. More
ProcessWire 3 is now officially released! In this post we cover all that's new in ProcessWire 3 relative to our previous major version. More
This week we started using our new GitHub organization repository to soft launch version 3.0. ProcessWire 3.0 now appears on packagist as well (installable via Composer). We've got several other updates for you as well! More
Introduction to the Migrations module and the issue it does try to solve. A small demo and a view into further developments around the module included. More
Jonathan Lahijani discusses his experience and approach in transforming CMS Critic from WordPress to ProcessWire along with his opinions on the right tool for the job. More
This week we've loaded up our new ProcessWire repository with the latest 3.x version and we have some more details on that, as well as the official 3.x release date. We've also got a recipe you might find useful here as well. More
In this post we take a look at 3.0.32 core updates and go into detail about how we might handle the release of ProcessWire 3.0 and 2.8. More
While we work towards a 3.x master version, we'll shift gears for a moment this week to review the Tesla Model S that we borrowed for the weekend, and were truly inspired by it. We've also got some updates to several 1st party modules this week as well. More
This week work continued on preparing 3.x (and 2.8.x) for release. One of the features of 3.x that we'd not yet covered in much detail was the multi-instance support. So the primary focus this week was in making sure we clarified and simplified some things in that respect. This post covers all the details. Plus we've got some $session updates you might find useful. More
This week we covered close to a dozen issues and around ten pull requests, so you'll find lots of updates in today's versions (3.0.29 and 2.8.29). Plus some info for those that have inquired about ProcessWire site development help. More
Includes coverage of weekly updates to the ProcessWire core, as well as a look at how to create your own custom utility hook functions. 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