The document introduces Pyha, an open source CMS software that is compatible with multiple platforms like Heroku and Google App Engine. It has features like simple installation using Ruby, easy creation of themes and plugins, and support for various databases. Pyha aims to address the limitation of WordPress not working with certain free servers. The document encourages more users, plugin developers, theme designers and core committers to join the Pyha community.

1. Something lacking in
WordPress
Masaki Komagata @ FJORD, LLC

2. My name is komagata.

3. I work for a company called
FJORD, LLC.

5. It’s very convenient,
isn’t it?

6. • You can write blogs
• Make pages (CMS functionality)
• It’s easy to create themes (templates)
• There are plenty of plug-ins
(If you Google it, you’ll find them)
• It can also be used like a database
(custom fields)

7. Most of these actions
can be completed using
WordPress alone.

8. There is no need for a
programmer (me).

9. Wonderful.

10. However, the problem
with WordPress is:

11. It dosen’t work with
Heroku (a free server)

12. It dosen’t work with
GAE (a free server)

13. “Why won’t WordPress work?”

14. Let’s talk about Ruby.

15. ‘And so,
innovative software is born’.

18. CMS for Cloud

19. Features

20. It is compatible with a
number of platforms.
•Heroku
• Google App Engine
• Windows, Mac OS X, UNIX

21. It supports various DB
• SQLite3
• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
• Datastore
• MongoDB (Under construction)

22. Installation is simple.
• Install Ruby
(RubyInstaller for Windows is recommended.)
• setup.exe
• pyha.exe

24. Creating themes is
simple.

25. Minimum Configuration
simple/
entries.erb (at a glance)
entry.erb (details)
style.css (stylesheet)
(layout.erb can also be used.)

26. Making plug-ins is
simple.

27. Sinatra Extension
Subset

28. Helper
module Pyha
module MyHelpers
def me?
current_user.id == 1
end
end
end

29. Application Extension
module Pyha
module Hello
def self.registered(app)
app.get '/hello' do
'hello'
end
end
end
end

30. The Most Important
Function

31. Haml can also be used.

32. There are members,
but not enough.
• Users (the people who use it)
• Plug-in developers
• Theme designers
• Core committers

33. http://pyha.cc

34. That is all.
Thank you.