| Webigniter - developer-first CMS built with Codeigniter 4 |
Hi all,
I would like to share our developer-first CMS with you guys. We have been working on it for several months now, and the first users are starting to use our CMS! What is a developer-first CMS? In short this is a CMS where the developer has the lead, not the content manager. The developer can create the most awesome front-end, and can choose which elements are to be maintained by the content manager (enduser). Also, the CMS is highly adaptable, meaning that if the developer needs to add logic to the CMS, the developer can add it with ease, without having to hack into the core of the CMS. PRO's
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This CMS is not for people who can't write HTML. This CMS is intended for webdesigners and webdevelopers to easily convert their websites into easy to manage websites for content managers. Without having to create a CMS for every custom built website.. I will be working on extra components, such as e-commerce, A/B testing, etc. to make it even more complete. Demo: You can watch the demo here: https://webigniter.net//demo Frontend: There are no restrictions on the frontend, you can use anything you want, HTML, CSS, JS, REACT, etc.... Just create your frontend and insert the variables from the CMS This CMS is created for PHP 8.1+ and Codeigniter 4.3.7+ Just like Codeigniter we wanted our CMS to be extremely fast and with a small footprint. And because our CMS shares some of the core values of Codeigniter, we decided to honor CI by picking a name which also has similarities (with permission)... Website | Documentation | Demo
At first glance, not bad
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Wow! Glad to see another great product written with Codeigniter introduced.
0. setcookie('hash', '', time() + (60*60*24*365), '/'); It is a good practice to set the time in the past
1. You have implemented Models in the Entity. It's also a bad addiction (my opinion ActiveRecord is bad). 2. header('location: ***'); WTF? You developer - use Response. 3. Read about php-cs-fixer. 4. In base controller $this->data['session'] = Services::session(); but in many methods (or Entity) reinitializes the session. What for? ... There are many small comments.
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Thank you for sharing!
@ozornick Thanks for your comments, I really appreciate it!
I'll send you a DM to further discuss this and to explain why we've done some things this way. For this topic I am curious what you all think of the 'developer-first' concept of the CMS. I understand that it's quite a niche. We've built this CMS because of the many restrictions on design templates, custom code, buggy plugins, slow performance, etc most current CMS systems have.. So we decided to build a CMS dedicated to serve the developer, but with an intuitive console for the content manager as well....
Hello, I also tested the demo, I added a redirect and the site crashed
 Just in case, I went to "redirect demourl/" and added "dev" for example, then saved, and poof, no more demo ^^And the debug mode is enabled
Hi, Thanks for letting me know.
In this case you have added a redirect to an unpublished page. Should not end up with an error though... It will be fixed in 2.0.2
RememberMe not working? There is a checkbox in html, but I didn't find it in the controller.
https://github.com/webigniters/webignite...in.php#L50 It makes no sense to make nested conditions if you do return. do you use ucfirst for transfers? What for? It is easier to write in capital letters in the translation file. or stylize in html. You often use password validation and copy-paste the code. I advise you to put it in the config or method
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