I’ve helped a number of clients over the years, building custom websites for their businesses and projects. Primarily, these sites have been built with ExpressionEngine or WordPress as the CMS. Too often there is a perception that one just builds the site, and then you’re done for good. The reality is that building the website is only part of the process.
Whether you use WordPress, ExpressionEngine, or something else to power your website, you need to keep it updated. As a business owner, you may not have the time or ability to deal with it yourself. If that’s the case, hire somebody to do the job for you. It’s another expense, but it’s better than getting hacked.
ExpressionEngine (EE) 3.0 is on the way. What does this mean? It’s hard to tell exactly. I know that a responsive control panel is in development. And I know that the codebase is being modernized,…
For the past year or so, the content of this website has bounced around between ExpressionEngine (EE) and WordPress—primarily because I am not completely satisfied with either platform. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Because…
ExpressionEngine (EE) is well-suited to a custom site design. It’s the fastest way that I know of to convert a static custom site design into a dynamic site powered by a CMS. I’ve been using…
Two recent ExpressionEngine projects are hosted at Media Temple in the “DV” environment. Due to how the server is set up, the normal method of removing index.php from the URLs will not work. ExpressionEngine needs…