This recording is Part 2 the first introduction to Element Types in Craft CMS given to a small group of Craft developers. The presentation takes place 2 weeks before Peers 2014 where Brandon's course on Element Types attracted a full house and introduced Element Types to a larger audience. Read More »
Barrel Strength Design
This recording is Part 3 the first introduction to Element Types in Craft CMS given to a small group of Craft developers. The presentation takes place 2 weeks before Peers 2014 where Brandon's course on Element Types attracted a full house and introduced Element Types to a larger audience. Read More »
Barrel Strength Design
Search Straight Up Craft for Craft CMS Plugins and Articles with Alfred Read More »
Ben Parizek
The ultimate Craft CMS setup, development, and deployment guide with Gulp, DigitalOcean, and Capistrano. Gumroad
This article will discuss responsive image markup and twig macros to automate generating that markup. Read More »
Marion Newlevant
I live and work in Belgium, a country with three official languages. Multilingual websites are quite a common sight around here. Here is what I learned along the way after building a few of those using Craft CMS. Jérôme Coupé
Over the past couple of years I've been working a lot with Craft CMS and Twig. There was an existing PHP-Twig Textmate bundle which was a good starting point but there were several Craft-specific improvements I wanted to make... Ben Parizek, Barrel Strength Design
For the past year and a half Craft CMS has been our go to CMS when building sites. Recently we launched a Craft site on a MediaTemple shared server and felt that we could share how we got the code on the server and how we update the code without needing to FTP. Zack Spear, Design by Cosmic
Everything you need to know about using PSR-4 autoloading in your plugins. Stephen Lewis
These slides explain the Twig templating language, used by Craft CMS, for designers and developers. Brandon Kelly
Here's some documentation for create Craft plugins specifically intended to be run from the command line. In this blog post, Mike demonstrates how to set up a console plugin and invoke it from the command line. Mike English, Atomic Object
Brandon Kelly explains the development changes coming to Craft 3 in this 80-minute workshop recorded at Peers 2015. Read More »
Ben Parizek
Slides from "Programming in Twig", presented at the 2015 Craft CMS Summit from Environments for Humans. Marion Newlevant
One of the most important deliverables for any successful branding project is a Brand Guide that sets the rules and standards for working with the system that has been developed. In late 2014, we worked to streamline this process by moving it entirely over to Craft CMS. Stu Smith, Sputnik Creative
Craft CMS comes with a Matrix field that allows you to set up repeatable "blocks" of content for storing data. Using the blocks below you can create robust, flexible layouts that will replace your WYSIWYG. Stephen Bowling
