Looking closer at the ProcessWire 3.x and 2.8 release 8 years ago
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.
ProcessWire 3.0.33 and 2.8.33 8 years ago
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.
ProcessWire 3.0.44 – Repeater and Repeater Matrix upgrades 8 years ago
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.
ProcessWire 3 master and changelog 8 years ago
ProcessWire 3 is now officially released! In this post we cover all that's new in ProcessWire 3 relative to our previous major version.
ProcessWire 3.0.37 and ProFields Text Blocks 8 years ago
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.
ProcessWire 3.0.124 and new website launched 6 years ago
In this week’s post, we’ll take a look a look at the new website and focus on some parts of it and how they were built. Then we’ll dive into the latest version of ProcessWire on the dev branch, version 3.0.124.
ProcessWire updates and additions in progress 5 years ago
This week we’ve got a few new and interesting core updates in progress, though none quite ready to release just yet. So rather than releasing version 3.0.154 today, I thought we'd instead take a brief look at what’s coming over the next few weeks. This post covers all the details.
ProcessWire 3.0.154 and 3.0.155 core updates 5 years ago
This post covers a few of the bigger updates in ProcessWire 3.0.154 and 3.0.155 on the dev branch. This includes a new function for live replacement of text in core and modules, a new method for creating canonical URLs, and some major upgrades to our $input->urlSegment() method that I think you’ll like!
New User Activity module features and ProcessWire 3.0.206 2 years ago
This week we have ProcessWire 3.0.206 on the dev branch and a new version of the ProDevTools UserActivity module, which we'll take a closer look at in this post.
ProcessWire 3.0.20 updates, plus a review of ProcessWire 3.x so far 9 years ago
Lots of optimizations in fixes in the latest version of ProcessWire 3.0.20. Plus a recap and review of all that's be added in the 3.x version of ProcessWire.
Introducing IftRunner and the story behind it 9 years ago
This week we have guest post by Antti Peisa from Avoine, discussing about ProcessWire sponsoring and product development on top of ProcessWire.
New 2.8 version, current projects and PW usage 8 years ago
This week we've got ProcessWire 2.8.62, a look at some current work-in-progress, and some nice momentum in ProcessWire usage and market share.
Web hosting changes and server upgrades 9 years ago
This week our focus was on the server side of things (rather than on the code side) and we've got some exciting upgrades to share with you.
Two new WireMail modules and using Gmail with PW 6 years ago
A look at two new WireMail modules for sending email, plus details on how you can configure ProcessWire to use Gmail for sending email.
New modules, file validation, and great websites 5 years ago
A look at two new modules released this week: LoginRegisterPro and FileValidatorImage. Discussion on upcoming plans for new FileValidator modules and how they are useful in PW. Plus a brief highlight of two great new ProcessWire-powered websites: Aaron Copland (an American composer) and Sono Motors (an EV startup).
New Repeater and Repeater Matrix features 3 years ago
This week we have some very useful new additions to both the core Repeater Fieldtype and the ProFields Repeater Matrix Fieldtype. This post covers all the details along with a couple of brief demonstration videos.
Field and template performance/scalability improvements 3 years ago
This week we have some great performance and scalability improvements in the core that enable lazy-loading of fields, templates and fieldgroups.
Timing attacks and how to prevent them 1 year ago
This week we'll take a look at a new (but simple) module available for ProcessWire that helps to prevent timing attacks. We'll cover what timing attacks are, how they work, and how to prevent them.
2-factor authentication coming to ProcessWire 7 years ago
This week we're going to discuss a new security feature that's currently in development on the dev branch: 2-factor authentication. In this post we look at the benefits of 2FA, how it works, the coming implementation in ProcessWire, and more.
Amazon AWS now powering processwire.com sites 8 years ago
This week we've got lots of details on our successful migration to Amazon AWS services for the processwire.com network of sites.
Building the Canongate website with ProcessWire 8 years ago
Alex recently worked with design agency Human After All to build a website for this leading independent book publisher. This post discusses the highlights, challenges and successes in building this impressive ProcessWire-powered site.
CMS Critic Powered by ProcessWire (again) + Case Study 8 years ago
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.
ProcessWire Core Comments Upgrades 10 years ago
Discusses the new threaded comments feature now available on the dev branch this week.
ProcessWire 3.0.19 lets you work with thousands of pages at once 9 years ago
This week we have something different and wonderful, thanks to our friends at Avoine!
Front-end editing now in ProcessWire 3.0 alpha-4 9 years ago
This week we've got front-end editing now available for download and testing in version 3.0.1, aka alpha-4. We've also taken them quite a bit farther than what was introduced last week, and this post will be focused on covering all that you can do with it and how to use them.