TXP Make
PHP in templates is so last decade
Stardate 1099.63
What’s with this Stardate shit?
Beam me up, Scotty
Grew up on Star Trek, no fancy CGI, use your imagination. When I resurrected this blog last summer, I needed a title for a status update article.
- January 5, 2006 is the “1099”
- 10 years, 9 months, 9 days since my first live post using Textpattern.
- July 31, 2015 is the “63”
- 63 weeks since I went down the forking road with TXP CMS.
Set phasers to stun
Went through all the We Love TXP submissions, mostly WordPress sites hawking something. At first I was polite, “Sorry but We Love TXP is for Textpattern driven websites”, now my canned answer is “Did you know that WordPress sucks balls?”.
I’m givin’ her all she’s got, Captain
When I began working on TXP Docs, I went looking for a theme, HOMER got the nod, it’s from the same fellow that did INSPINIA.
HOMER was working out so well for the docs, that I started playing with it as an admin theme. Just prototyping at the moment, next step is to bring the html pages into Textpattern to display live data tables for the articles, images, files, links and categories. Access to PHP from within Textpattern to simulate certain aspects of the admin-side is a plus.
Got 5 new themes ready to go, but I want to give TXP Themes a new look first. In addition to the 5 Bootstrap themes, I’ve been working on a Twenty Sixteen port, so many freaking files in a WP theme, my god.
To boldly go where no man has gone before
New frontiers, let me just say that I’m having a blast.
I’ve got 3 computers, 3 phones, 2 dogs and a tablet assisting me in this venture. The crew is still on vacation, can’t get them out of the Florida sun, but winter is fast approaching, they’ll need to come in eventually.
His journey ends never
His star trek will go on forever
txp:rockin'
