Recent changes
Wednesday November 04 2026
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Module 4: Five-day bootcamps Updated Markdown page
Three five-day programs, the full-stack developer week, the agency onboarding week and the trainer academy week, each with a daily plan and a capstone reviewed on day 5.
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Bootcamp 4.2: The agency onboarding week Updated Markdown page
A five-day program that onboards a whole agency team, shared days on content and the site model, role tracks for editors, administrators and developers, and a joint project delivered on day 5.
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Bootcamp 4.1: The full-stack developer week Updated Markdown page
Five days that prepare developers to lead an Exponential project, installation and Git, content modeling, templates and designs, extensions and modules, operations and Velocity, with a site built across the week and…
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Bootcamp 4.3: The trainer academy week Updated Markdown page
Five days that prepare new Exponential trainers, the Train the trainer course condensed into four days, and a fifth day on which each trainer teaches a lesson from a subject course and receives structured feedback.
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Module 5: Capstone projects Updated Markdown page
Three project briefs for the end of a workshop or bootcamp, a club website for editors and site builders, an intranet news section for administrators, and a multilingual event site for developers, each with a rubric.
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Project 5.1: A club website Updated Markdown page
A capstone project brief for editors and site builders, a sports club website with news, events, teams and contact, built on a training installation in four to six hours, with a scoring rubric for the trainer.
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Project 5.2: An intranet news section Updated Markdown page
A capstone project brief for administrators, an intranet news section with its own section, a newsroom group, a limited editor role, an approval path and a test of every account, built on a training installation in four…
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Project 5.3: A multilingual event site Updated Markdown page
A capstone project brief for developers, a two-language event site with an Event class, custom full and line views in an extension, a listing page and translated content, built on a training installation in six to eight…
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Update with Git: stay in sync with GitHub Updated Markdown page
Keep a site made of Git clones up to date, first with Git (the kernel) and then with Composer (the extensions), either on the command line or in the administration during a maintenance window. Two parallel tracks with…
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User management from the console Updated Markdown page
The start of everything about the exp:user commands in Exponential 6.0.15 - list, create, change, disable and remove user accounts, reset passwords, approve registrations, manage groups, roles, sessions and two-step…
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Approve a backlog of registrations Updated Markdown page
Work through many waiting registrations from the console - list them, reject the obvious spam in bulk with a confirmed count, approve the real ones, and send the activation mail again to those who never confirmed.
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Approve registrations Updated Markdown page
exp:user:pending lists the registrations that wait for the e-mail address, an administrator or an approval item; exp:user:approve approves or rejects one, and exp:user:resend-activation sends the activation mail again…
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Audit and hygiene Updated Markdown page
exp:user:audit shows the user audit log rows about an account or by it, filtered by event, result and dates; exp:user:hygiene counts the accounts per state, each with the exp:user:list command that lists them.
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Bulk-import members from CSV Updated Markdown page
Create many member accounts from a spreadsheet with exp:user:import - prepare the CSV without passwords, check every row in a dry run, import with the activation mail or as disabled accounts, and deal with skipped and…
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Disable, enable and remove accounts Updated Markdown page
exp:user:disable stops an account at once and ends its sessions, exp:user:enable starts it again, exp:user:delete removes it for good; protected accounts and the last administrator are refused, and how this relates to…
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User management from the console: FAQ Updated Markdown page
Short answers about the exp:user commands - permissions, passwords, dry runs, protected accounts, removing versus disabling, the audit, MongoDB, and what is deliberately not offered - merging accounts, passwords in…
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Find, create and change accounts Updated Markdown page
exp:user:list and exp:user:show find and inspect accounts by state, group and search; exp:user:create creates an account through the content publish with a password nobody types on a command line; exp:user:edit changes…
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For agencies and hosting Updated Markdown page
Run the exp:user commands across many installations - scripted onboarding of a client's editors, the same offboarding everywhere, regular account reviews per site, and the rules for passwords, siteaccesses and personal…
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For developers: scripts and CI Updated Markdown page
Use the exp:user commands in scripts, deploys and CI - the exp-user/1 JSON output, the exit codes, passwords from CI secrets on standard input, idempotent provisioning, and jq examples for checks and reports.
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For site administrators Updated Markdown page
What the exp:user commands give a site administrator who already manages accounts in the administration - when the console is faster, the commands for daily work, the safety rules, and a weekly routine.