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[Official] Contentify 3 #451
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FB, Twitch, Steam, GitHub e.g ;) for "logins" ^^ |
Steam is aktive |
Twitter wär ganz nett eine andere idee is halt nur eine idee |
Moin Chris,
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Hi, vom heutigen Stand ausgesehen recht realistisch, ja. Das ist nämlich nicht mehr der ursprüngliche Zeitpunkt, der wurde bereit etwas nach hinten verlegt. Es fehlt aber eigentlich auch nicht mehr so viel, einiges wurde erst mal raus genommen aus der 3.0 und wird später kommen. |
Cool, |
Hi, wird sich nun doch etwas verzögern, auf Anfang Juni. |
Status update:
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@MikkelDK
Yes this is on the schedule (not for 3.0 any more but it will be implemented in the future). There is a cool library for Laravel (a Socialite extension) that we can use and that has all of these logins built-in, also others such as Google and Discord. With this library is should be very easy to integrate and maintain all relevant login variants. 🎉 |
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ciao riscontro alcuni problemi puoi aiutarmi? |
Vorschläge die umgesetzt werden könnten.
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The focus of v3 will be technical. It will not have many/big new features. It is very important to keep this CMS up-to-date from a technical point of view.
Schedule:
Start of development: Early 2019
Release: Early June 2019
Feature List:
Stand-alone file uploader class-> LaterjQuery v3-> LaterIdeas List:
Custom style for check boxes and radio buttonsIn 3.1Add iCalendar support for events in the frontend and backend ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar )Sure - but not in 3.0Bootstrap 4No. We have to move this to Contentify 3.1 + Laravel 5.6, because Laravel 5.5 does not seem to support Bootstrap 4, see https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/upgrade section "Pagination"Use markdown in comments and forum postsAbsolutely no. This has no priority.Color adjustment? # 32c5d2 / # 13b1cd ...No, let's keep the current color scheme.Form builder? (Text area with/without WYSIWYG, simple text fields, check/radioboxes, file upload)Not in this version. Maybe in 3.1 or 3.2...Add game server API ( https://github.com/Austinb/GameQ/blob/v3/src/GameQ/Protocol.php )Not in 3.0Add more logins (FB, Twitch?)Not in 3.0. Will be done with https://socialiteproviders.netlify.com/about.htmlNew theme ("Deimos") with a bright (white) body areaNot in 3.0Layouter
The "layouter" (this is just a code name) is the next big thing in the Contentify universe. Let's assume you want to create a new custom page for your website. Then the pages module is the tool of your choice. To create a new page you would use the integrated WYSIWYG editor (CKEditor). It works. However, you are very limited by the features of the editor. The editor isn't meant to truly support the unique features of Contentify and it also isn't meant to 100% integrate into a CMS. Plus usability isn't too great. The content builder is meant to actually layout and style pages and to unleash the power of Contentify. For example, this means that you will be able to add Contentify's widgets to your page. With UX and mobile devices in mind. Since this is a very big feature we will roll it out in several steps.
Or with other words: It's similar to the new editor of WordPress, which they call "Gutenberg" ( https://de.wordpress.org/gutenberg/ ) and to "Bard" of Statamic ( https://statamic.com/blog/statamic-2.11 ).
Note: Check if we should use Vue.js to build this.
Update: It might be possible to integrate Gutenberg.
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