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I think another approach is just having a "Homily" template.That uses a repeater field to storage dates and seasons. Maybe a structure similar to this <homilies> <homily> <title /> <about /> <repeater> <priority type="int"/> <date/> <season /> </repeater> </homily> <homily> <title /> <about /> <repeater> <priority type="int"/> <date/> <season /> </repeater> </homily> <homily> <title /> <about /> <repeater> <priority type="int"/> <date/> <season /> </repeater> </homily> </homilies> So you can search all the homilies and put the different dates and season configuration for that homily. If one or more homily is on the same date then you can use the priority field to sort them out.

Also you can use this docker file I created for easy PW dev env 🙂 https://github.com/joyofpw/docker

This is a cool idea. I will start creating a course, but it has no the contents, but in the following weeks I will start uploading videos.

Hello friends here a small config for quickly using composer and processwire https://github.com/joyofpw/docker 😄

Happy Holidays to All! $log->save("🎄🎅");

Hello, Normally ProcessWire api does not change at all. Personally I think is one of the most stable apis I have met in a software product. So any new version contains either a bug fix or a new feature, but not a change in how things are used. So if you want a detailed changelog mostly it would be bug fixes and new features. In my opinion is not needed since the documentation, blog posts and commits in the dev branch are enough for a detailed overview of whats new and fixed. And the forums are a great way of obtaining info about the hidden gems of the API. though, I do not know if a CHANGELOG.md file really exists. Hope it helps 🙂

Seems like a cool and smart son. I currently do not have any C64. But maybe if he likes chiptune music these projects with arduino could help https://github.com/stg/Squawk https://github.com/blakelivingston/DuinoTune And this tracker for gameboys https://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/index.php 🙂

Well is true that non technical clients could have some trouble understanding this language. But I believe they often have a technical counter part that could understand this. Though tools that generate documentation pages and maybe even migrations scripts?. would be cool to have 😛

Hello Robin, Is not meant to be a programming language. Is more like a prototyping language. maybe in the future tools can be written to generate files or similar. The objective is to create a document that can show pages, templates and fields relationships in a eagle view fashion. Before you start creating the templates in PW you can prototype in this document like a scratch pad to clear ideas and see different options before investing time in programming.

Hello friends, I participated in a project that needed lots of relationships between fields and pages. and I struggled on how to arquitech such complex scenario. So I figure out and documented this little idea. A CSS like language for data relationships. https://github.com/joyofpw/solidwire Hope you find it useful and all ideas and contributions are welcome 😄 Thanks.

Hello you can use the translation module to create a page for users to translate https://processwire.com/api/multi-language-support/code-i18n/ 🙂

Its easy to integrate ProcessWire if the systems you are using are compatible with composer. So you can for example save information in ProcessWire and all the cart logic could be delegated to woocommerce, opencart, prestashop, etc. $ composer require processwire/processwire Then on your phps something similar to this use \ProcessWire as Pw; $pw = new Pw(); $pw->config->dbHost = getenv('MYSQL_HOST'); $pw->config->dbName = getenv('MYSQL_DATABASE'); $pw->config->dbUser = getenv('MYSQL_USER'); $pw->config->dbPass = getenv('MYSQL_PASS'); $pw->config->dbPort = getenv('MYSQL_PORT'); $pw->config->dbCharset = 'utf8mb4'; $pw->config->dbEngine = 'InnoDB'; $pages = $pw->pages;

Padloper is the one. But you can always integrate PW with other systems based on PHP. Just a composer command away 🙂

Hope you recover soon 🙂

well you can always read the database directly or use the wordpress rest api 🙂