Kirby CMS

Today is the day: Kirby 3.6 has been released. What doesn’t seem to be a massive release in the first place, comes with some fundamental changes in the background.

Maybe you know one or another Kirby plugin of mine. The most used once are my comment and podcast plugin. I want to sum up what's going to happen with those plugins.

After working on my comment plugin most of the time in the last year, I started updating the Kirby Podcast plugin some time ago. Today version 2.0 is released.

I was about to get crazy because my Kirby Komment plugin wasn't working when installed via zip file. The solution? One line…

For some time now, you can leave comments on my site. After some development time I recently published my solution for that as a Kirby plugin.

Ich freue mich, dass ich endlich Version 2 meines Podcast-Plugins vorstellen darf. In den letzten Wochen habe ich immer wieder daran gearbeitet und konnte es nun endlich veröffentlichen.

Ich bin derzeit sehr unzufrieden mit meinem Setup fürs Blog. Ich nutze verschiedene Software und die harmoniert nicht so miteinander. Was tun?

The installation of Kirby ist pretty easy. But if you want to install the content management system using git and keep it up to date, there are some things to pay attention to. In this video I'll show you how to do so.

For a recent project, I was testing around with the possibilities to read userdata from logged in Kirby users. While doing so, I had a nice idea.

Some time ago, I worked on a website for which I use the Kirby CMS. While looking at the CheatSheet, I thought that it would be nice, to have a kirby-autocomplete for Sublime Text.

I mentioned it one time or another, I am currently working on a little podcast show. For that, I wrote a plugin for my favorite CMS, Kirby.

Maybe some of you have noticed, I am trying to write bilingual. So I wrote some helpers for that.