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Websites built with Phalcon

Home Page: https://builtwith.phalcon.io

License: MIT License

HTML 25.15% Shell 0.65% Ruby 0.25% CSS 71.60% JavaScript 1.49% PHP 0.87%
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builtwith's Introduction

Built with Phalcon

Gallery of applications, demos and projects built with Phalcon

https://builtwith.phalcon.io

Disclaimer

This site has been inspired by https://builtwith.angularjs.org/. The github code has been forked and adapted to Phalcon. Credits to the contributors of that project for their hard work.

Adding your project

If you are familiar with Jekyll, then adding a site will be very easy!

  1. Your site needs first a slug. This is the domain name (ignore the www.). So if your site is www.sample.ld the slug will be sample.ld. If your site is blog.slug.ld your slug will be blog.slug.ld.

  2. Fork this repository.

  3. Add images:

  • Create a folder under /assets/projects using your slug (i.e. /assets/projects/blog.slug.ld)
  • Add the main image for your site. The main image can named anything but it will have to be defined in the meta.image entry of your submission. This will be displayed in the front screen.
  • Add as many images as you like in that folder (i.e. frontend.png, campaign.png)
  1. Add your page:
  • Go to the _posts folder. You can copy one of the existing files and adjust its name. The name must be DATE-slug.md. The date is in the Y-m-d format (i.e. 2018-12-15-blog.slug.ld.md)
  1. Open the file and adjust the metadata in the header. The metadata is enclosed between the --- lines. Please be careful since errors here will not allow your site to be displayed. The metadata section resembles the yaml format
---
layout: post                                        // Do not change this
title: 'The Slug Sample site'                       // Add a small title
stub: 'blog.slug.ld'                                // The unique slug
tags:                                               // One tag per line prefixed by `-`
  - production
  - productivity
  - forum
  - mysql
  - github
meta:
  image: 'thumb.png'                                // The main image for the entry
  author:
    name: 'Nikolaos Dimopoulos'                     // Your name (can leave blank)
    avatar: ''                                      // Github avatar or other
    github: 'https://github.com/niden'              // Github profile
    bitbucket: ''                                   // Bitbucket profile
    gitlab: ''                                      // Gitlab profile                                      
  site:
    tags:                                           // One tag per line prefixed by `-` (same as above)
      - production
      - productivity
      - forum
      - mysql
      - github
    link: 'https://blog.slug.ld'                    // Website URL
    social:
      github: 'https://github.com/niden/slug.ld'    // If the source code is available
      facebook: ''                                  // Facebook page/group for the site
      twitter: ''                                   // Twitter account for the site
      discord: ''                                   // Discord channel for the site
images:                                             // If you don't have any images leave the below empty
  - name: 'hmscreen1.png'                           // Name of first image
    text: 'Event Log/Dashboard'                     // Description of first image
  - name: 'hmscreen2.png'                           // Name of second image
    text: 'Campaign Pre-Send Screen'                // Description of second image
---
  1. Add the summary/description for your site. You will notice that there is a <!--more--> tag in the file you just copied. That placeholder splits the content and whatever is above it will show in the front page, while the rest will show in the page of your project. Please do not allow more than a handful of lines to be displayed at the front page to allow for an easy flow of reading and displaying projects.

  2. Issue a pull request

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builtwith's Issues

Rearrange config - routes etc.

config/routes.php
config/services.php
config/loader.php

These three files can be merged into one or the whole content moved into the index.php. A bootstrap.php file can be created to offer the same functionality as these three files. The less file stats the better :)

The onclick function for $(input[type=checkbox], input[type=radio], select) goes crazy after a few clicks

Hi Guys

I wish I had the ability to fix this for you, but unforunately I'm not that proficient with Javascript.

Problem: It seems like line 82 in index.phtml (which is responisible for dealing with clicks on tags) is causing the click function to be called multiple times. This is fine if the user only select one tag, but it gets worse when he selects tags multiple times.

If added "alert('tag onclick')" to like 85. If a user already selected 4 tags, a 5th click will cause the onclick function to be called 5 times for the single click from the user. This will cause a lot of load on your server as the /filter route is called multiple times for every 1 click from the user. It gets progressively worse the more times a user clicks tags.

You can also confirm this by looking at the "Network" tab in Crome/Firefox's development window.

Just thought I'd give you the heads up

Thank you for the great Phalcon framework!

[NFR] Featured sites

A featured site will be a site that will appear always at the top of the listing. A flag in the JSON file can handle that.

Rework-check older projects

[NFR] More information on each site - unique URL

Each site should have its own profile page. We can decide on what goes there.

The profile of each site will need to have its own unique url

builtwith.phalconphp.com/test-app
builtwith.phalconphp.com/my-test-app

etc. This will help with SEO and offer a lot more information about a project

[NFR] Pagination

The results need to be paginated. A great addition would be for the user to decide the length of the pagination (perhaps dropdown somewhere on the screen).

Use cdn of rawgit

There's an error message display on the site.

"This site or app is sending too much traffic to rawgit.com. Please contact its owner and ask them to use cdn.rawgit.com instead, which has no traffic limit."

Remove ControllerBase

The file is not needed - it is empty. Removing it reduces the files included by one for every request :)

CDN support

We need a way to load images using a CDN.

A variable can be set in the config file which will specify the URL of the CDN. The src tag of the img element in the view will need that to create the proper URL. For local deployment the CDN variable can be empty.

[NFR] Layout alterations for multiple projects

At the moment two sites show side by side.

The order that we show each site should be latest submission first. After the first two sites, the listing should change to show X number of sites (say 10) in a linear format. This means that the users will need to submit a small icon as well.

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