@krusynth i recently rebuilt my website using #GravCMS and realized there’s a distinct lack of #IndieWeb plugins available, though many plugins have excellent #microformat support. I’m contemplating starting a project/projects to add that support.

Tomorrow is Friday and I have a gap in "allocated tasks" (aka slog) so I'm devoting the day to reacquainting myself with git (on windows to make it harder) and learn more about Grav. This will divert my attention from dangerous thoughts about jacking in work altogether and becoming a surf bum.
#work #dropout #git #webdev #gravcms

#10ThingsILoveRightNow:

1. #Family
2. #StarWars
3. #3DPrinting
4. #GravCMS
5. #DieHard
6. #DnD
7. #Mastodon
8. #StarTrek
9. #Gaming
10. #Documentaries

@raphv On the contrary, I find #Drupal lets beginners build a lot of stuff with, say, the top 20 third party modules and zero code.

But lack of seriously good onboarding keeps scaring many folks away.

No, module/theme dev is not intuitive and requires some digging in. Yes, docs could be better. No, Drupal is probably not the easiest tool for absolute beginners.

Anyhow, that's just my view. Maybe a flat-file, static site generator with web UI like #GravCMS is more what you're looking for?

I just added support of #mastodon `rel="me"` links in the social icons for the #GravCMS theme Editorial.

https://github.com/jgonyea/grav-theme-editorial

@yuki2501 You could look into something like #GravCMS (opensource, flat file structure, no DB) which has a GUI and generates a static site you can host for free at Github Pages, Gitlab Pages, Cloudflare Pages, etc.

You would install and run Grav locally, and push the generated site to your git repo, which triggers your site to auto-update.

@feditips
@pfefferle

I should make an equivalent plugin for #GravCMS

@mike
* #Jira to #Gitlab migration tool for $DAYJOB
* Updating my personal blog to have walkthroughs for #Drupal developers looking to check out #GravCMS

Are you still on #Drupal 7 and are trying to figure out where to go next? Export your content to #gravcms with this module:
https://www.drupal.org/project/grav_export

If you're into #php development, I can't recommend enough that you check out #ddev. It's an amazing tool, leveraging docker to build out local development environments. I use it for #Wordpress, #Drupal, and #GravCMS with ease! It even runs on both x86 and ARM.

Can anyone recommend any podcast episodes on #GravCMS? I’m looking to build my first site in it.

@tchambers My friend built my first website for me on WP back in 2008 and it’s still on it today: www.starlifter.tv - Although I am planning on moving it to #GravCMS or a #SSG.

Who else here builds sites in #GravCMS? I’m about to start my first. This is gonna be rad 🤘

Working on a website and thinking about using #gravcms. It looks simple and flexible enough, and it's flat file.

The website is for a tech consultant (where I work), and pretty simple. Though, I'm thinking about adding a blog. I wonder how well that would work.

Est-ce que quelqu'un sait comment on restaure un #backup dans #Grav ? L'outil de backup est hyper bien fait mais je ne trouve rien pour la restauration ?

Il suffit de remplacer tout le dossier par le contenu du backup? Avec quels droits?

#GravCMS #restoreBackup

Est-ce que quelqu'un sait comment on restaure un #backup dans #Grav ? L'outil de backup est hyper bien fait mais je ne trouve rien pour la restauration ?

Il suffit de remplacer tout le dossier par le contenu du backup? Avec quels droits?

#GravCMS #restoreBackup

It's nice to be back in #gravcms to continue a friend's #website 👨‍🚀

#TodayILearned that there is a Force SSL function in the #GravCMS admin panel... just as I was getting ready to bite the bullet and start messing with .htaccess files.
#PraiseBob.