New blog series: How to build a Pagekit website from scratch & How to build an extension for Pagekit

Hello everybody,

within the next weeks I am going to start 2 new blog series:

• For beginners: How to build a complete website with Pagekit? - You will learn how to install and use Pagekit. I will explain how I build a website step by step on a real-life-example. There will be many screenshots, so everybody will understand everything.
• For advanced users: How to build an extension for Pagekit? - You will learn how to develop your own extensions for Pagekit. Those of you, who are way more skilled in PHP/VueJS than me: Don't worry - This tutorial will just guide the user through the process of development. I will build a new extension step by step - so I hope everybody understands

Stay tuned and have a look at https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/08/…ld-extensions-for-pagekit for more

The website is in English, but I think I am going to provide a German version, too. Not on spqr.wtf, but on a website of me that is in German

First part is online now: https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/08/…pagekit-part-1-the-editor

It's a quick introduction on recommendable IDEs and additional tools you need .

Here comes the second part: https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/08/…agekit-part-2-first-steps

I'm glad you like it

The next part is available: https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/08/…3-model,-view,-controller

The next part is available: https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/08/…pagekit-part-4-namespaces

I tried to make it as short and simple as possible. Some skilled PHP coders could argue that I simplified things... Yes. That's true - I did that on purpose

Thank you very much

I just released the next "lesson": https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/08/…kit-part-5-the-first-view

I'm sorry, this is quite a lot .

I'm glad you like it

I am going to write something about debugging in a new post

I will also add some "quick wins" about the built-in server.

I already mentioned the "watch" command for webpack:

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Important: If you change something inside app/views/admin/settings.js you need to run webpack --optimize-minimize again. You also can run webpack --watch - in this case Webpack watches for changes automatically.

Yeah, I like this one: https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/08/…kit-part-6-digging-deeper

Not much to write for me, but a lot to learn for you

This part of the series contains two highly recommended tutorials for Vue.js and the PHPStorm IDE (if you are working with PHPStorm I highly recommend this).

There it is: A new part of my blog series including homework for you.

Have fun with https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/11/…gekit-part-7-the-database .

Hi everybody,

today I added a new part of my blog series: https://spqr.wtf/blog/2017/12/…art-8-the-database-design

If I got some free time, I'll write another one