Examples of using Processwire in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Template- and modul author for the CMS ProcessWire.
ProcessWire has a small but fantastic community.
The modular nature of ProcessWire has a few nice advantages.
At the time of writing, around 370 modules exist for ProcessWire.
ProcessWire gives you full control over your fields, templates and markup.
You are now looking at the next core concept of ProcessWire: fields. Fields.
ProcessWire has a transparent roadmap  and the development is very active.
Since its relaunch in October 2015, the jambit website is also managed via ProcessWire.
ProcessWire is not nearly as popular  and widespread as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, and others.
Once you have experienced this yourself, you will understand why ProcessWire is more a CMF than a CMS. Â.
ProcessWire has great caching mechanisms(e.g. template and markup cache  or ProCache) and performs very well.
Here you can see a demo version of the MP3 audio player,which is available as modules for the CMS ProcessWire.
ProcessWire contains hundreds of methods  that you may hook into, in order to modify the behavior of a method.
One could say that the only thing limiting you in achieving a certain goal with ProcessWire is your own imagination.
ProcessWire doesn't have the notion of custom fields like WordPress does, because every field in ProcessWire is a custom field.
We have alreadyearned our first laurels a couple of days after the launch, when ProcessWire selected our website as„Site of the Week.
The ProcessWire core by itself is so powerful and flexible that it's simply not necessary to add a ton of additional modules to extend it.
Following this,one can draw a few conclusions thinking about the general nature of ProcessWire and its modules, and how they compare to plugins of other CMSs.
The more you use ProcessWire and the more you internalize the core concepts, the API and its modular architecture, the more you will have fun using it.
ProcessWire was initially implemented by software developer Ryan Cramer in 2010 and has been continuously further developed as a dynamic open-source project.
His conclusion:„(…) everyone benefits from ProcessWire: Developers are happy about the modular architecture, the simple basic principles for content administration, the powerful API, the flexibility in data modelling and the friendly, active community.
ProcessWire itself consists of a small core framework(consider this the essence of ProcessWire which enables the basic functionalities) and a set of pre-packaged modules, which come with every installation.
Fields in ProcessWire are the containers into which you put data or from which you select data, like text, textareas, numbers, e-mails, file uploads, other pages, etc.