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  • Parsing and displaying Wordpress blog entries · 10 years ago

    First of all, you want to export the WordPress-posts into a format usable by Grav, not actually parse them using Grav as that is hugely inefficient. Second, Grav's taxonomy-system is abstract enough

  • Parsing and displaying Wordpress blog entries · 10 years ago

    I'm valiantly exploring the notion of translating an existing Wordpress site into a Grav site. Speed and security and memory usage are my main drivers (in that order). The existing site has about 800

  • LIVE! Teaser Development and Grav integration (Will begin 9 AM GMT) · 10 years ago

    Today I will create "Under Construction" beautiful website teaser with option to go to an old website and new Alpha version. We will go through all the process from Design to Integration LIVE. This is

  • How to create a Radar view in Android · 10 years ago

    Grav is not geared towards developing for Android, so you'd have better luck on sites dealing with JS and Java frameworks, or any of the Q&A-sites on StackExchange.

  • How to create a Radar view in Android · 10 years ago

    Hi everyone, I have been working on android application and want to know your views on creating radar view in android with example code. I am also very curious about various other programming question

  • nextSibling() issues · 10 years ago

    I'm stuck on an issue that I posted in Github, if anyone has idea's it would be much appreciated : https://github.com/getgrav/grav-learn/issues/344 I looked at dump(page) and it has a path attribute s

  • What exactly does cache: check: method: none does? · 10 years ago

    Ok, that's not an issue for me, thanks for the answer guys. I will use it, it makes the response 100 ~ 150ms faster :)

  • What exactly does cache: check: method: none does? · 10 years ago

    That's correct. none means the pages are not checked on page load for changes. This is obviously more efficient performance wise, but just means that any changes require a manual cache clear to be f

  • What exactly does cache: check: method: none does? · 10 years ago

    Ultimately the only way to know is to benchmark it with your provider and your content. Enable file and run your benchmarks. Then disable and check it again. You said that moving to none increased you

  • What exactly does cache: check: method: none does? · 10 years ago

    Yeah thanks Flavio I saw that already - but I thought I could have more informations about the issues or drawbacks it can cause and what was the difference in term of performance between File and none