Kirby

I know that I haven't really kept this place up to date but I still had to do some regular maintenance work and even upgrade to newer Kirby versions (which also come with a new license to pay for … more →

Welcome to the last part of this short series of my undertaking from WordPress to Kirby. First I focused on the migration process because that was the first thing I had to do, I had to have my … more →

I'm not really in the mood for another blog post about the road to SoaPatrickTen but I think by starting to write I might end up writing the whole thing anyway. So let's get started. Structure … more →

With the release of SoaPatrickTen yesterday, I thought it would be nice to go a little bit more into details into the whole process because this time it was a much bigger thing than in all the … more →

I think it’s on and I think everything worked just fine. Welcome to SoaPatrickTen and welcome to SoaPatrick officially on Kirby. I could write a long blog post about what all happened behind the … more →

It’s almost time I can now safely say. For the past month or so I was working every evening on migrating, designing, and coding the next version of SoaPatrick and it’s gotten to the point of me being … more →

In November I decided to move my website from WordPress to the Flat-file CMS Kirby and during the last two months, I’ve been busy with first recreating SP9 in the most efficient way and also … more →

For the past two years I started each year the same, first I run some numbers from the previous year, then I look at what I liked and what I didn’t like and finally I try to look forward, give a … more →

I’ve decided to leave WordPress as my CMS and move over to Kirby, a flat-file CMS. I’ve been using WordPress for a LOOOOOOONG time, so this wasn’t an easy decision, and it sure wasn’t a decision that … more →

Yes, that’s a mouthful but I’ve been playing around with Kirby a lot the last few days (trying to recreate SP9 with it and see what is possible and what is not) and it’s been a blast. The idea with … more →

With my plan to extend the whole personal part of this website, meaning the Patrick part, I was thinking of how to achieve my plan and if WordPress is the CMS to go forward with. I’ve been using … more →