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WordPress, Joomla and Drupal Are Not the Best CMS
- vonklaus 10y agoHas anyone used keystone.js? I am looking for a developer(node/js) friendly CMS. Ghost is a good idea, but its a blogging platform...and we all know you shouldn't turn a blog into an ecommerce site. I want something that has users and authentication, but a non-technical person could maybe have an admin to edit content or drop widgets.
- bbx 10y agoI was wondering the same thing. I stumbled upon Keystone this weekend and it's the one that looks the most promising. Only cons is mongodb, it's lacking per template custom fields, and is not very designer-friendly. I have in mind a straightforward CMS in Node/Express and Postgres, that would combine some ideas of Wordpress's Page/Posts and Taxonomies, and the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. The whole schema would be defined by the theme, and each template could provide its own custom fields, with no admin-side configuration. And the CSS classes would be scoped to the template in order to avoid conflicts. I'm no strong developer, so would probably need collaborators to help me out.