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!