My first guest blog post was accepted by DDEV!
"Building an Off-Ramp from WordPress with #DDEV"
https://ddev.com/blog/building-offramp-from-wordpress-with-ddev/
Our customer control panel and other backend infrastructure is almost ready, so it's time to turn our attention to the new website. We need a CMS that is simple, fast and easy to customise in terms of integration with ecommerce, our control panel etc.
What would your vote be?
If you are running a #WordPress site and are looking for options to get your content out and served elsewhere, I've written a WordPress #plugin that exports content to #GravCMS.
The newest build of the plugin generates a GravCMS plugin so you'll be able to use whatever Grav theme you'd like!
Posts export as #markdown pages
Other content includes media, taxonomy, categories, site metadata, users, and roles.
If you use #AdvancedCustomFields , those transfer too!
@hibbittsdesign I don't know to what extent this platform represents the best CMS, but #GravCMS certainly deserves more than one award (and also a tag in Mastodon).
How Goals It 2? An Update on last year's Website Tech Goals and what's in store for 2025. #drupal #GravCMS #WordPress #ghost
https://symfonystation.mobileatom.net/Websites-Goals-2025
How Goals It 2? An Update on last year's Website Tech Goals and what's in store for 2025. #SymfonyStation #Drupal #WordPress #GravCMS
https://symfonystation.mobileatom.net/Websites-Goals-2025
Explore our article: Building a Simple Grav CMS Theme with Twig, PHP, and CSS https://symfonystation.mobileatom.net/Grav-Theme #GravCMS #Twig #PHP #CSS
Building a Simple Grav CMS Theme with Twig, PHP, and CSS. #GravCMS #twig
https://symfonystation.mobileatom.net/Grav-Theme
If it suits your workflow, #GravCMS uses markdown for its page content, rendering to html via theme templates. The git-sync plugin can also react to commits to a remote repository, pull the new commits, and then update the website automatically. It's not a SSG, though, so it might not fit your use case.
EDIT: Oops, I just saw that you edited your post and made a decision already. Ignore me
Oh hey, some great news for my fellow Grav CMS fans...
Big news for fans of Markdown file-based CMS https://GetGrav.org!
Work has begun on v1.8 which will feature support for PHP 8.2 and updated vendor libraries
Take a sneak peek at test builds I've got going for my open education and publishing projects
Open Publishing Space Skeleton
https://test.hibbittsdesign.org/grav-skeleton-open-publishing-space-beta-1-8/
Open Course Hub Skeleton
https://test.hibbittsdesign.org/grav-skeleton-course-hub-beta-1-8/
Open MultiCourse Hub Skeleton
https://test.hibbittsdesign.org/grav-skeleton-multicourse-hub-beta-1-8/
Learn2 with Git Sync Skeleton
https://test.hibbittsdesign.org/grav-skeleton-learn2-with-git-sync-beta-1-8/
@rriver #GravCMS 僕も一瞬試しに触ってみたことあります。それまで #FlatFileCMS っていうものを知らなかったんですが、いくつかそう呼ばれているものがあるみたいで、シンプルに使えそうで良さそうですよね。
今のところ、自分は試しに触っただけでちゃんと何かに活用はできてないんですが、先日 Grav のこのブログ記事を参考に #macOS に #Apache と#PHP をセットアップ出来たので、ありがたいという気持ちも込みで応援したいなーとおもってたところでした
With the bullshit going on with #wordpress, I just want to recommend these 2 alternative CMSs:
#DokuWiki https://www.dokuwiki.org/
#GravCMS https://getgrav.org/
Both use flat files, so you don't need to setup a database. Both are easy to use.
#Wordpress exportor to #GravCMS coming along nicely:
Now working:
I'm resurrecting my plugin wp2grav [1], which helps an admin export #wordpress content for use in a #GravCMS site.
Currently working:
Please submit issues to the repo, and I'll try to get to them as soon as I can.
@chronosaurus If Drupal ends up being too heavy, you might want to take a peek at #GravCMS [1].
I wrote a plugin to export WP content to Grav, but I haven't looked at it in a while, so your mileage there may vary. [2]
[1] https://getgrav.org/
ss[2] https://github.com/jgonyea/wp2grav_exporter