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                 "excerpt": "How this blog itself came together: starting from the Dotkernel Light starter project, then following the Tutorial 101 to add Doctrine ORM and load real data into the database.",
                 "tl_dr": "This project started from the Dotkernel Light starter (Mezzio, Twig, FastRoute, PSR-7 via Laminas Diactoros) as a bare-bones website skeleton.\nFollowing the official Tutorial 101, Doctrine ORM was added on top: entities for posts, categories, authors and tags, migrations to create the schema, and fixtures to load real content into the database.\nThe result is this: a Dotkernel Light project turned into a fully data-driven site.",
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