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October 31, 2008
By Byrne Reese and posted in Tips & Tricks.
Movable Type offers a number of features to help administrators increase the performance of their system. Chief among them is template module caching. As the name may imply, any template module in Mov…
Read MoreOctober 31, 2008
By Byrne Reese and posted in Tips & Tricks.
Movable Type offers a number of features to help administrators increase the performance of their system. Chief among them is template module caching. As the name may imply, any template module in Mov…
Read MoreOctober 30, 2008
By Byrne Reese and posted in Tips & Tricks.
Sometimes there can be nothing more frustrating than trying to troubleshoot publishing performance. Often users must resort to the brute force method of debugging, such as: embedding print STDERR stat…
Read MoreOctober 24, 2008
By Byrne Reese and posted in Plugins.
Movable Type has proven time and time again that it can help some of the Internet’s most influential and most innovative blogs become some of the largest as well. Not every content management system i…
Read MoreOctober 16, 2008
By Byrne Reese and posted in Tips & Tricks.
On a recent call with the Movable Type Community we discussed and shared tips on how to best take advantage of Movable Type’s built in caching system. One of the tips I shared is something I have been…
Read MoreOctober 15, 2008
By Anil Dash.
A lot of times, some of the most satisfying things about using Movable Type are the little touches that make managing a site easier or more convenient. One of those great, unheralded features that’s b…
Read MoreOctober 3, 2008
By Byrne Reese and posted in Plugins.
Today we are happy to announce a public beta of a new plugin for Movable Type that helps users using Right Fields on Movable Type 3.x upgrade to Movable Type 4.2 using Custom Fields. There has been a …
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