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TiddlyWiki[1], which is a wiki more than a "CMS", has been doing something very close to this for quite some time. I used it for years, but eventually switched
by unicornporn 11y ago
TiddlyWiki[1], which is a wiki more than a "CMS", has been doing something very close to this for quite some time. I used it for years, but eventually switched back to plain text files for notes.
I use Jekyll for blogging and generating my portfolio site too, but right now I can only update my those from my own laptop with my Jekyll install which is not always great. CMS.js would be something else...
My dream would be a simple PHP based CMS for my Jekyll install though.
[1] http://tiddlywiki.com/ http://tiddlywiki.com/
- inflam52 11y agoVery cool. Thanks for sharing! I never saw this. Definitely going to check it out.