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Robert Wetzlmayr is a software developer and contributor to the open-source community.
He is best known for his contributions to the Textpattern CMS project. He has worked on various aspects of the Textpattern project, including developing new features, fixing bugs, and improving performance.
In addition to his software development work, Wetzlmayr has a passion for photography and regularly shares his photos.
Most recent posts
Choosing the Right Website Builder: Comparing Wix.com, Jimdo, and Other Top Platforms
When it comes to creating a website, choosing the right platform can make all the difference. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at two popular website builder platforms - Wix.com and Jimdo - and explore some of the factors you should consider when choosing between them.
Frameworks for use with PHP
Following the success of Ruby on Rails, libraries have emerged for PHP programmers that simplify and generalise the recurring tasks of web application development: PHP frameworks.
WordPress shortcodes from the plugin programmer's point of view
One of the innovations in WordPress 2.5 that remains rather inconspicuous compared to the equally acclaimed and spontaneously rejected administration interface is the Shortcode API. With this, WordPress has introduced a procedure, familiar from other CMSs, that allows authors to access complex functions directly from the body of a post using a simple “shortcode”. To do this, simply enter the desired function in the text, enclosed in square brackets.
WordPress - The Most Widely Used Blogging Software
WordPress is likely the most widely used software for weblogs on this planet. It’s a good enough reason to discuss geek topics instead of holiday plans, soccer championships, or “who’s with whom and when” during small talk at the next party.