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Anything similar to Bonfire? - TheJackah - 07-05-2015
Hi,
I'm looking for any starter kits similar to Bonfire (cibonfire.com), does anyone here know of any alternatives?
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - roopunk - 07-06-2015
If you are looking for a very barebones kickstart application, you might be interested in : https://github.com/roopunk/CodeIgniter-Kickstart
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - ignitedcms - 07-22-2015
There is but it is still under development. I'll let you know when it's at 2.0
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - kilishan - 07-23-2015
(07-05-2015, 11:06 AM)TheJackah Wrote: Hi,
I'm looking for any starter kits similar to Bonfire (cibonfire.com), does anyone here know of any alternatives?
What are you looking for that doesn't currently exist in Bonfire?
I've got SprintPHP, which is a set of additional tools on top of CI3, but you'd have to make your own admin area.
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - ignitedcms - 07-23-2015
Hi Kilishan,
Do you have any screenshots of SprintPHP?
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - kilishan - 07-23-2015
(07-23-2015, 12:30 PM)iamthwee Wrote: Hi Kilishan,
Do you have any screenshots of SprintPHP?
It doesn't provide a GUI. Provides the stuff for you to easily make your own, including theme engine with view variants (ala Rails), mobile device detection, a "widgets" type system, etc. It offers a ton of tools, though. And will (eventually) be the guts for the next major rewrite of Bonfire, affectionately called Bonfire Next.
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - ignitedcms - 07-23-2015
(07-23-2015, 12:42 PM)kilishan Wrote:(07-23-2015, 12:30 PM)iamthwee Wrote: Hi Kilishan,
Do you have any screenshots of SprintPHP?
It doesn't provide a GUI. Provides the stuff for you to easily make your own, including theme engine with view variants (ala Rails), mobile device detection, a "widgets" type system, etc. It offers a ton of tools, though. And will (eventually) be the guts for the next major rewrite of Bonfire, affectionately called Bonfire Next.
Thank you Kilishan, I've just sent you a private message. I hope you can help. Looking forward to your response.
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - mwhitney - 07-23-2015
(07-23-2015, 12:44 PM)iamthwee Wrote: Thank you Kilishan, I've just sent you a private message. I hope you can help. Looking forward to your response.
By the way, though I don't normally respond to private messages from people I haven't at least seen around for a while, I thought I would mention that you have private messages disabled, so you can't receive a response from any of the people you sent private messages to about your CMS.
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - ignitedcms - 07-23-2015
(07-23-2015, 02:03 PM)mwhitney Wrote:(07-23-2015, 12:44 PM)iamthwee Wrote: Thank you Kilishan, I've just sent you a private message. I hope you can help. Looking forward to your response.
By the way, though I don't normally respond to private messages from people I haven't at least seen around for a while, I thought I would mention that you have private messages disabled, so you can't receive a response from any of the people you sent private messages to about your CMS.
Brilliant, I didn't realise I had them disabled. It must be the default when you sign up. Looking forward to your reply mwhitney, especially from someone who has written a book. Can we discuss this by private mail now, I don't wish to derail the OP's thread.
RE: Anything similar to Bonfire? - solidcodes - 07-23-2015
I created my own.