HMCB

HTMX is gaining traction especially in Python circles. And recently in .Net I’m seeing more integrations. Thank you very much for doing this. I feel like HTMX is the one tech I’ve been more excited about than anything else in the last 10 years.

It’s been a great two weeks in Processwire land. Thanks Ryan and community.

No worries @Jonathan Lahijani. Thanks for your efforts. Don’t make any special effort on my behalf. I just like to learn from other’s approaches. Take care.

Is this base available for others to use? I’d be curious if it could give me a head start on some upcoming projects.

Thanks Ryan. Take a well-deserved break this weekend.

I don’t know if anyone here would find this handy but interesting nonetheless: https://css-tricks.com/wrangling-control-over-pdfs-with-the-adobe-pdf-embed-api/

Thanks @Robin S

I ran across a reference to IftRunner module. The post was 6 years ago. I cant find it in available modules. Has it been pulled?

If I could give it 1000 thumbs up, I would. I have an upcoming project that I’d love to import my data and not have to think about how best to do it. Although, it would be nice if related fields/records could also be dictated. In my case, I’d import the related records first into PW. Then I’d import the records/pages that need to connect to those related records.

As a designer with limited development experience who found PW a few years back, I can say this discussion has been very encouraging to read. PW has enabled me to make functional sites, but this thread opens my eyes to what’s possible. The last thing you want as someone not well versed in the intricacies of programming is leaving a client in the position of being hampered by the original decision in choosing a platform. For instance, anyone with a non-biased eye can see the real pain die-hard proponents of Webflow vocalize on their community forum. It’s come to an impasse. Whether it’s the limitation of the number of custom fields, or of the number of related records one can have, or the speed of queries, or the responsiveness of the dev UI slowing to a crawl because even a small dataset can make building a site laborious. PW eliminates those pain points. The challenge is communicating its value to a wider audience. My forte is communications, strategy, and brand building. So I tend to look at brand voice as part of evaluating a product or service. The great thing is that PW is architecturally sound. Thanks Ryan and everyone for refining it while keeping it true to its ideals.

Truly amazing. For how I work, probably one of the greatest additions to my PW toolkit. Thank you!

@ryan are the columns hard coded or are we able to dictate are own names and add more fields as needed?

This is such a crazy good suggestion. Thank you!

Well that’s a pretty thorough report back 🙂 Awesomeness! I’ll have to check into that TableWrapper module. Never heard of it.

Let me know how it goes. Report back.