I do a bit of writing. To explain things, investigate technologies and share my thought of various topics.
While I fully don't get the Fluid Templating Engine, I understand how it can simplify the task of creating really complex sites.
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This session focused on making use of those features. How you have your site content in different languages and the backend if you are so inclined.
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This session focused on making use of those features. How you have your site content in different languages and the backend if you are so inclined.
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Who sees what, when and for how long? This was the focus of this session - access. Access for frontend and backend users.
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Extensions were different, there is a bit more to setup to get them working. But when you get that done, you can do some cool things.
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Forms were really cool. Especially when I got to see the settings I made in action - what happens on submitting.
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Tomas and I both agree that more time should be given to this part of TYPO3. The single chapter is hardly sufficient.
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For the past couple of weeks I have been exploring Static Site Generators (SSG) in an effort to see...
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In this article, I said that we will be doing a complete tutorial of Eleventy - from scratch to...
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In the last article we setup the basis for our site. It's bare bones, but it is a valid site. We are...
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So far we have look at the basic aspects of Eleventy. Let's now delve deeper into more granular...
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Last time we did quite a bit of work on our site to make it come together. At this point, I think...
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I've been debating what part of Eleventy to showcase next. My initial thought was to improve our styling by adding Tailwind...
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In our last article we deployed our site. At this point, it is working quite well for a site. There...
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Before we begin This article was supposed to go up yesterday, as per my workflow. I...
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I would like to take you back to our blog section on our site. When we looked at collections we setup...
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We are back again with more Eleventy. I said I would come back and explain and showcase some things...
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In our last article we used external data to render posts on our site. If you noticed, we don't...
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The Mentorship Program introduces developers - like myself - to TYPO3 in a one-on-one process aided by mentors that are experienced in the CMS.
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The first session I had with Tomas was getting to know each other and a run down of the TYPO3 backend and installing TYPO3 of course.
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This session was cool. It reminded me of how I set up my WordPress blog, but with a bunch more options to play with. I'm curious; what else can I do with a different installation
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Tomas and I both agree that more time should be given to this part of TYPO3. The single chapter is hardly sufficient.
4 min read
Forms were really cool. Especially when I got to see the settings I made in action - what happens on submitting.
3 min read
Extensions were different, there is a bit more to setup to get them working. But when you get that done, you can do some cool things.
4 min read
Who sees what, when and for how long? This was the focus of this session - access. Access for frontend and backend users.
5 min read
This session focused on making use of those features. How you have your site content in different languages and the backend if you are so inclined.
3 min read
This session focused on making use of those features. How you have your site content in different languages and the backend if you are so inclined.
4 min read
While I fully don't get the Fluid Templating Engine, I understand how it can simplify the task of creating really complex sites.
3 min read
The way in which you choose to manage tasks will determine how well you deliver projects and features.
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Looking at the maintenance of TYPO3 was eye-opening. There is a lot baked into TYPO3 that gives you the ability to handle this relatively efficiently.
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Tomas is an interesting man. I'm glad i got him as a mentor.
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Here is a recap of what I learnt during the mentorship program
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