Building a tiny CMS from scratch as a learning exercise
I wrote a 300-line PHP blog over a weekend, just to remember how it feels. Here's what's in it, why it works, and why I'd never use it for a real client.
Notes on web design, development, and content
Frameworks, languages, CMS, and back-end engineering for the modern web.
I wrote a 300-line PHP blog over a weekend, just to remember how it feels. Here's what's in it, why it works, and why I'd never use it for a real client.
Tailwind is great for some things and a poor fit for others. Here is where I reach for it, where I avoid it, and why pivotlog itself does not use it.
After 24 years of building websites, I keep going back to vanilla PHP for small jobs. Here is when that is the right call, and when it absolutely is not.
Web development and design are two great skills that open lots of doors and provide you with lots of opportunities. Being a pro in these two worlds, you will be
Google Chrome is considered to be the best web browser for a reason – it is constantly improving, has a great set of features and options and frequently updated. All
What is PHP? Programmers are acquainted with it as with an open-source language that is the most appropriate for creation of server-side apps and dynamic content for sites. One of