Right from the horse’s mouth, you could say:
don't poo-poo the importance of CSRF. #eecms protects you application-wide, even for add-ons—unless you turn it off! http://t.co/VRsN1k6pKY
— EllisLab (@EllisLab) March 12, 2015
Keep CSRF enabled!
Posted on Mar 13, 2015 by Ryan Irelan
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Post to DeliciousFinished updating 17 sites to #eecms v2.8.1 & latest addons yesterday.
— Anna Brown (@mediagirl) August 19, 2014Posted on Aug 22, 2014 by Ryan Irelan
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
Putting the final touches on the new ExpressionEngine course. #eecms pic.twitter.com/vkp3kBehBA
— Mijingo (@mijingo) July 2, 2014
Build a sample site during the 7-part course, which covers the latest additions to ExpressionEngine, including using template layouts, layout variables, dynamic layout variables, and the relationships field. It has everything you need to know to start using ExpressionEngine.
Get ready for a summer of CMSes.
Posted on Jul 02, 2014 by Ryan Irelan
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Without @devot_ee I would have never had the confidence to quit my job in Dec 2012. Been full-time on my own ever since, many thanks. #eecms
— Justin Kimbrell (@justin_kimbrell) May 1, 2014
Posted on May 01, 2014 by Ryan Irelan
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Started on first #eecms 2.8 site today, template layouts are awesome, makes it a lot quicker to build out many templates with less code
— Rob Allen (@RobBluedreamer) April 8, 2014
What’s been your experience with the new template layouts?
Posted on Apr 08, 2014 by Ryan Irelan
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
What #eecms booking engine solutions have you used?
— EllisLab (@EllisLab) March 10, 2014This time from EllisLab itself. Do you have an answer to the question?
Posted on Mar 10, 2014 by Ryan Irelan
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We need to keep doing what we're doing with #eecms StackExchange site. Stats look amazing: http://t.co/OezVeilP5L
— Anna Brown (@mediagirl) November 7, 2013
Posted on Nov 11, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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Want to know my #proud moment for #eeconf ? Many have told me they are reinvigorated for #eecms and are challenging themselves to do better
— Brad Parscale (@parscale) October 24, 2013
Posted on Oct 27, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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I’ll say it: I dislike official *support* for #eecms add-ons through ExpressionEngine Answers Stack Exchange.
— Ryan Masuga (@masuga) September 10, 2013
I like that it has helped bolster a great resource but it is weird. Feels like it could fail the same way EE Forum support did.
Posted on Sep 11, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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Spontaneous shout of acclamation for ExpressionEngine® Answers http://t.co/OdbYP1BdCr So. Incredibly. Helpful #eecms #EESE
— Susan A. Kitchens (@susankitchens) August 29, 2013
Amazing that it’s not even a year old yet. Quite the accomplishment from just an idea at EECI last year.
Posted on Sep 01, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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Whenever I see someone considering a switch from #eecms to WP I can't help but wonder if their site even required the advantages of EE.
— Anthony Stauffer (@anthonystauffer) August 19, 2013
Posted on Aug 19, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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We’re happy to be listed on @EllisLab’s Community page. We’re in good company with @eeinsider and @eeciconf. http://t.co/SePXHjQvx5 #eecms
— devot:ee (@devot_ee) July 30, 2013
Posted on Jul 30, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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Got beer money from the other side of the planet for finding a bug in Matrix and sharing the fix. #eecms peoples are the awesome / @ajweaver
— Iain Urquhart (@iain) July 17, 2013
Posted on Jul 19, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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This is a special edition covering some more reactions to the EllisLab blog post about competition and Pixel & Tonic.
Being an outsider to the #eecms stuff, it was weird to see how a blog post could upset such a nice community of people all at once.
— Fred LeBlanc (@fredleblanc) June 29, 2013
uh… #eecms
— Jack McDade (@jackmcdade) June 28, 2013
Expressionengine punishes addon maker for creating rival CMS http://t.co/q0GVBtX1oz
— hnfiltered (@hnfiltered) June 29, 2013
#eecms Module maker makes CMS; CMS maker ups their modules. In a Daffy Duck voice, say ‘Of coursth you realize thisth meansth war…’
— HollandJim (@HollandJim) April 18, 2013
Whatever the validity of their motivation, feels like EllisLab has merely shined spotlight on perpetually playing catch-up. #eecms
— Mark J. Reeves (@circa1977) June 29, 2013
Wow. Hats off to @EllisLab for not pulling any punches! #eecms http://t.co/bXO4GEHrf3
— Chris Dowson (@myfirstraygun) June 29, 2013
Posted on Jun 29, 2013 by Ryan Irelan
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Quick #eecms tip for add-on devs: don't use "format" as a parameter name in your own tags except for timestamps. Can throw errors.
— Matthew R. Weinberg (@mrw) June 25, 2013
Posted on Jun 25, 2013 by Ryan Irelan