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  1. clsource
    processwire is love processwire is life
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    sounds awesome
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    Yes you can do version control with git using processwire (I recommend gitlab in order to host the code https://gitlab.com/ ) https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7441-using-git-instead-of-ftp-in-shared-hostings/ But version controlling a database is something I do not have experience. A quick search drops this result http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/241109/is-backing-up-a-mysql-database-in-git-a-good-idea Maybe you can go and make a database dump and git control that file. and using git anex https://git-annex.branchable.com/ in order to keep large files.
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    I have used Mandrill in a PW project before using the PHP Client. https://mandrillapp.com/api/docs/index.php.html Straight foward and easy to implement. I didn't use the stmp because I was using Mandrill templates and filling the placeholders with user data.
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    Thanks @mosid and @gebeer. Yes making a module should not be difficult. Anyway sometime ago I tried to including in the core. here's a repo with the PW fork that have Rest included. (its outdated) https://github.com/clsource/ProcessWire/tree/dev
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    Ah yeah pretty much PW will be a perfect fit. Those games are just traditional websites with a "gaming" purpose. I recommend making the backend with PW and the front end with angular js, ember or similar.
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    Thanks I mainly use gitlab.com but know there are more alternatives to github or bitbucket is really helpful too
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    Uploading images vía put is a special edge case. See here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12340720/how-to-upload-files-using-put-instead-of-post-with-php so You should use fopen(php://input) instead of the common method. Only using post and get is possible when You desing an api for clients that not support put and delete.
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    So far so good . for the command wireshell backup:db I suggest renaming it to db:backup so for example if you implement a db replace or db merge command in the future. the command will became. db:backup // Dumps an entire db db:replace // Delete existing db and replace it with a backed one db:merge // Merge the existing db with the data from a backed one Again thanks for the great work.
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    I think this is a great project.
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    Yes I Use Git a Lot. Try to follow a flow for keeping things in order. Here´s a good read https://about.gitlab.com/2014/09/29/gitlab-flow/
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    Here are some links that I found relevant to REST and Microservices architecture http://www.slideshare.net/stonse/pros-and-cons-of-a-microservices-architecture-talk-at-aws-reinvent http://www.infoq.com/news/2015/03/benefits-microservices http://www.infoq.com/presentations/rest-misconceptions
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    Normally using $this is for modules only. Inside templates you should use wire() methods you can also get the object via the $event var. wire()->addHookBefore('Session::logout', null, 'logoutNoCookie'); function logoutNoCookie(HookEvent $event) { $hookObject = $event->object; } See also http://processwire.com/apigen/class-HookEvent.html https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4701-add-hook-in-a-template/ https://processwire.com/api/hooks/#all_or_one http://www.flamingruby.com/blog/using-hooks-to-alter-default-behavior-of-processwire/ Cheers
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    I don´t know well how PW handles cookies and sessions. maybe this link should do the trick http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1773386/how-to-suppress-remove-php-session-cookie or this http://php.net/manual/es/function.header-remove.php
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    Wow thanks for using this code and thanks for improving it. Well A technique I use for avoid using sessions is a token and send that token with every request. I previously created a "token" field inside the user page. So when the user logs in a token (normally sha1) is created and saved to his token field. So for example you made a login request and the backend responds with this data. { "status" : "ok", "data" : { "id" : 142, "username" : "clsource", "name: "Camilo", "token": "abc123" } } And then you need to update its name sending a PUT request to the corresponding endpoint PUT { name : Camilo C. } https://api.example.com/v1/users/{token}/profile/name in this case {token} would be "abc123" As the token is saved in the user page you can check if the user exists quering by the token $usr = $users->get("token=$token"); As you may notice the token gives you access for seeing and modifying the user, so its better to keep it safe. A rule of thumb is creating a token with a 1 hour valid time. And when the token is invalid you should request a new one in background. Hope it helps
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    This is wonderfull news!! Im looking foward what processwire tutorials they are going to do
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    Maybe they like fedoras, like Indiana Jones xdd +1, Vista Yosemite ? xdd
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    As some may now, the admins on tuts plus declined making a course on processwire :C Here´s the link http://tutsplus.uservoice.com/forums/248750-what-would-you-like-to-learn/suggestions/6769150-using-processwire-for-web-development So, Maybe we should make our own course?. I found this website for making such courses. https://usefedora.com/ I hope someday, more people will know the joy of processwire
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    GitLab Flow

    clsource posted a topic in Dev Talk

    Hello folks, I was working on different projects and needed to have a better way to organize my code and a workflow. And I came across this methodology https://about.gitlab.com/2014/09/29/gitlab-flow/ Here's a video explaining the workflow Hope it helps
  20. clsource
    Hey Happy new Year Everyone! Hope that all your wishes and PW related ones comes true
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    I don´t know if this if off topic but here´s a request for tut plus. So they make a course on processwire. https://tutsplus.uservoice.com/forums/248750-suggest-a-tuts-course/suggestions/6769150-using-processwire-for-web-development
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    thanks pals
  23. clsource
    Yep those are great candidates too
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    Yes I think that too. without Ryan's approval this is just a silly (but fun) game. May be he don't want to use nicknames at all xd.
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    The Poll is open!
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