TXP Make
PHP in templates is so last decade
Stardate 10923.65
A chance to share old memories.
Weblog – 1997.12
Hung out in Usenet all day long, learning this thing called the web. A blinking USR Sportster scraping alt.binaries, the imgur/r/nsfw of the time.
Wore a Red Hat, played with the web’s plumbing, ran my own Apache server.
We Blog – 1999.4
Tried out all the new personal publishing tools, like Blogger. Liked what I saw, just didn’t want to get stuck behind a walled garden, AOL had soured us.
PHP has matured from it’s origins in 1995, LAMP is officially taking off.
Textpattern – 2001.7
Dean Allen gives us a glimpse at the web publishing tool he is working on.
A Compaq Deskpro 6200, equipped with a Pentium Pro 200MHz, 128MB ram, and a 4.3GB SCSI drive, is serving content from the cable closet.
hcgtv – 2006.1
Settled on Textpattern after a 5 year evaluation of dynamic publishing apps.
The amassed tar.gz collection of PHP apps forms the basis for PHPCrossRef.
TXP CMS – 2015.7
Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, Open Source, GPL, Fork me on GitHub.
Screw the walled garden, like me, follow me, right here.
But it’s all right now, I learned my lesson well
You see, ya can’t please everyone, so ya got to please yourself
txp:rockin'
