[ASK]Lightweight PHP script

MeMyselfandLinux

Hi LET :) i am a newbie that on process learning HTML,php stuff i need a lightweight blog or maybe CMS script to write my daily stuff (like i was getting bullied when using pudge lately)

i found gpEasy is quite interesting,it has plugins,it has templates and it even didnt need sqlite but,anyone have any alternatives ??

i just need the speed,simplicity and security on my nginx box maybe some themes & facebook integration will look cool :D

OneTwo

GSC. No database, XML-based.

Could you PM me your blog's link when it's done?

rajprakash

I've set up all 3 of these for people over the last few years. They've enjoyed it. I haven't used any myself, but I've heard good things about razor.

http://get-simple.info/ http://www.razorcms.co.uk/ http://www.simplecms.com/

LES

http://blite.ca/

It's in Beta state but made by a LET community member!

SpeedBus

http://flatpress.org/home/

FlatPress does not use / require any DB, only PHP is needed :)

netomx

Damn, and I installed Wordpress for nothing :( too many options here!

MrAndroid

I wrote my own blog script, but it uses a MySQL backend, but its one PHP file.

http://www.landofdaniel.com/

MeMyselfandLinux

Thank you for suggestion,looks this weekend i will have fun time

@netomx said: Damn, and I installed Wordpress for nothing :( too many options here!

Recently i install wordpress too on my tinybox but i want something simpler

@Daniel said: I wrote my own blog script, but it uses a MySQL backend, but its one PHP file.

http://www.landofdaniel.com/

Your blog is blazing fast,awesome work :)

speckl

@rajprakash said: http://get-simple.info/

I second this option. I've got about 10 websites running Get Simple.

MrAndroid

@MeMyselfandLinux said: Your blog is blazing fast,awesome work :)

It would probably be faster if I stopped passing the entire thing through HTML Tidy.

But its only 23 lines of code, but it requires NodeCore.

OneTwo

@speckl said: I second this option.

You third that actually.

netomx

@Daniel said: It would probably be faster if I stopped passing the entire thing through HTML Tidy.

source code?

Raymii

http://www.pluck-cms.org/?file=home Also flat file CMS, works quite nice.

MrAndroid

@netomx said: source code?

Im probably gonna end up putting it on GitHub, I made it really really quick.

yomero

Agree with @LES

Blite by @Sleddog :P

http://blite.ca/

OneTwo

@Daniel said: Im probably gonna end up putting it on GitHub, I made it really really quick.

do it.

Roph

I'm looking to setup a little blog sometime soon and don't want to go with wordpress.

I'm really interested in Blite, but I'm waiting for the next release before I go ahead with it.

On another note, I've been using GetSimple for a site for a friend of mine, it's very simple indeed.

MeMyselfandLinux

Are they support nginx natively? i found that extra works needed for gpeasy

nah its just permalink,i think it will do well

netomx

@Daniel said: Im probably gonna end up putting it on GitHub, I made it really really quick.

If you can. I love simple things. Maybe modify it to use sqlite <3. PM if you dont have time to GitHub it :)

MrAndroid

@netomx said: If you can. I love simple things. Maybe modify it to use sqlite <3. PM if you dont have time to GitHub it :)

I need to go through, clear it up and add some comments. Its fairly simple but theres bit which can be cleared up.

netomx

I can understand it, no problems. Just dont forget to erase your db

passwords

hahaha. Thank you Daniel!

MrAndroid

@netomx said: passwords hahaha. Thank you Daniel!

It doesn't even have a login, there is no management for the blog, I find it easier just to insert directly into the DB using http://www.landofdaniel.com/node/editor and copying the HTML code.

The database is only loaded when a page needs it, meaning the pages which don't use the database load quick, I only have classes for the database and controller though, thats pretty much it..

All the blog code is in the blog node itself, and attaches itself to the controller.

sleddog

Holiday weekend coming up. Yeah! ;)

I'm gonna make a real effort to get beta2 out. The focus is 99% on fixing security issues. Some of the work is done and is in the version currently running at blite.ca.

And speaking of blite.ca, how does it respond for people in different countries? It's now in NL with Inception Hosting. That's across the Atlantic for me, but amazingly only 11 hops and a 100 MS ping.

Roph

I get 60-80ms to it over 11 hops from the middle of Englandshire.

MeMyselfandLinux

@sleddog said: I'm gonna make a real effort to get beta2 out

I Hope your progress will run smoothly Good luck :)

twain

I used to use snews, but I don't think there's been a new release for awhile, however I think their forum is still very active.

Very light and quick and it's super easy to incorporate any xhtml template into it.

http://snewscms.com/

nabo

@sleddog said: And speaking of blite.ca, how does it respond for people in different countries?

Perfectly fast. But NL is just 40km away from my German border currently ;-)

Simplyfast

I would recommend PLUXML, really fast, doesn't requires any sql.
Another option is Wordcraft see it in action HERE - blazing fast! Uses MySQL.

LAKid

After installing and trying all the aboves, I concluded that WP is the best...Nothing can even come close.

sleddog

@nabo said: Perfectly fast. But NL is just 40km away from my German border currently ;-)

Cool :) But what about from places like Mexico @yomero ?

yomero

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