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HTMLy, simple and fast databaseless PHP blogging platform
(htmly.com)
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danpros
3y ago
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Install Windows on Any Server Using Rescue System and QEMU-KVM – NotFor.Pro
(notfor.pro)
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danpros
10y ago
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Redirect visitors by country on Cloudflare using htaccess – DanPros
(danpros.com)
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11y ago
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Install CentOS 7 remotely using VNC
(danpros.com)
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danpros
11y ago
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HTMLy OpenShift Quickstart – PHP Databaseless Blogging Platform
(hub.openshift.com)
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11y ago
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danpros
13y ago
That is a great project, before make this things I already try yours :)
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danpros
13y ago
Read this section https://github.com/Circa75/dropplets#writing-posts HTMLy no need complicated stuff like this :)
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danpros
13y ago
> This project as it stands, quite frankly, looks like the worst of both worlds. It's okay if you think like that, but you should try it first and then compare it with other similar solutions (i.e Ghost).
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danpros
13y ago
If you try it, you will realize that to write an article using the admin panel is quite user friendly :)
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danpros
13y ago
Basically I just want all dependencies works as well as when I test it, and in accordance with the guidelines getcomposer.org :) This platform prioritizes writing through the admin panel, the convenience for users, particularly for non prog
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danpros
13y ago
Did you mean the PHP 5.3? There is a library that requires PHP 5.3 or greater.
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danpros
13y ago
The initial version was using a standard markup for the title but I change it due to avoid if there is a double h1 :) For the next point as tags, dates, I chose to put it as a filename for the sake of speed.
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danpros
13y ago
HTMLy has a built-in search feature and related posts. I use file-naming convention than the speed always fast even though let say the blog has about 3k of posts with hundreds of tags, why? HTMLy don't read the content first but filter
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HTMLy: Databaseless Blogging Platform (Flat-File Blog)
(github.com)
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danpros
13y ago
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