🚀 Witnessing Genius in Action: The Wappler Bible Workflow

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I just watched the latest Wappler Meetup video featuring Brian English’s Kanban project — and even more impressively, his workflow for building the Wappler Bible. I have to say: it’s nothing short of extraordinary.

:tv: Watch the video here:

The way he orchestrates document-transforming extensions to convert HTML to Markdown, DOCX to HTML to XML, RSS, and of course JSON… it’s like watching a digital alchemist at work. Then he layers in AI extensions for automation, and suddenly we’re not just talking about clever tooling — we’re witnessing the mind of a genius at play. A genius, I might add, with a delightfully warped streak that borders on madness (in the best possible way).

Honestly, who else would dream up the idea of creating a Wappler Bible using such a bleeding-edge, modular workflow? Only a true evangelist could pull that off — and Brian’s preaching with code, not words.

If you haven’t seen the video yet, do yourself a favor and check it out. It’s a masterclass in modern workflow design and a testament to what Wappler can empower when paired with vision and creativity.

:pray: Keep preaching, prophet of Wappler.

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Just thought of a few suggestions for the eBook: :sunglasses:

Working Title: “Wappler Wizardry: From Redis to Righteousness”

:blue_book: Mock Table of Contents:

  1. Introduction: Confessions of a Wappler Evangelist
  2. Chapter 1: Rediscovering Redis – Intent, Tokens, and Other Sorcery
  3. Chapter 2: PKI Certificates – Because Plain Text is for Peasants
  4. Chapter 3: PDF.js and the Art of Digital Shackles
  5. Chapter 4: Docker Diaries – Containers, Chaos, and Catharsis
  6. Chapter 5: Secrets of the Server Connect Scrolls
  7. Chapter 6: DRM and the Quest for the Uncopyable PDF
  8. Chapter 7: The Great Extension Hunt – Tobias, Boris, and the Berlin Conspiracy
  9. Chapter 8: Debugging Without Crying (Much)
  10. Conclusion: Sanity Optional, Passion Required

:candle: Foreword by the Ghost of DMXzone Past
"In the days of yore, when bindings were manual and extensions mysterious, one brave soul dared to dream of a better way. That soul now walks among us, not as a man, but as a legend. Brian ‘Hyperbytes’ English, bearer of the sacred Node.js scrolls and Docker incantations, now pens his gospel. Read on, ye Wappler disciples, and be enlightened—or at least mildly entertained."

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