WordPress alternative 2018: Pagekit

Hello everybody,
as you know I'm not getting tired to convince people to use Pagekit.
So I'm writing this post, as I'm pretty sure that there are a lot of people, who actually use WordPress, but don't love it.
Hello everybody,
as you know I'm not getting tired to convince people to use Pagekit.
So I'm writing this post, as I'm pretty sure that there are a lot of people, who actually use WordPress, but don't love it.
Huh - time flies! I released the last part of my blog series "Building extensions for Pagekit" a few weeks ago.
Let's continue on that.
Do you remember what we learned? We focussed on databases. Using databases in Pagekit is pretty easy - but designing a database isn't that simple at all.
We need to know what we want to do exactly.
Hello Pagekiteers,
today I am going to show you, how to fork and customize a theme.
Hello Pagekiteers,
yesterday I released spqr/seo. This extension allows you to add an old-fashioned meta description to your site. You are also able to affect the way how the <title>
is generated.
Let's have a look at the settings.
Hello everybody,
today I released spqr/seo. Well - what's this?
Hello everybody,
as you know, I really love to see Pagekit-based websites out there. Of course I love to see people using my extensions, too.
One of the most powerful extensions is spqr/assets. This is not because the extension is something special, it just supplements the possibilities of Pagekit.
Today I will show you a real-life-example: How to replace smileys like :)
or :smile:
with spqr/assets.
Today I released version 1.0.6
of my shariff-implementation. Update now!
Wow - it took quite a while, but today I am going to continue my series "Building extensions for Pagekit".
Today we will have a look at the database.
Today I released my next Pagekit extension: spqr/security. This extension is going to make your life easier. At least this is my intention ;)
Today I released version 1.0.5
of my shariff-implementation. Update now!
How to fork a theme
Written by Abdulhalim on
spqr/toc updated
Written by Roman on
spqr/toc updated
Written by Nick Sbarounis on