I wish they spent a bit more time on the CMS part of the equation. It's hugely important to enable content editors to make changes. The solution isn't that valu

I wish they spent a bit more time on the CMS part of the equation. It's hugely important to enable content editors to make changes. The solution isn't that valuable if it's limited to devs only. I also don't think there's a clear winner yet. Maybe, Contentful if you have a boatload of money, but I certainly don't. I did just implement Netlify CMS in a project though. Super easy to get set up and it's open source. It's missing some things from more polished CMSes that you might expect, like editor roles, but it's still pretty young. The project lead is really responsive and I have high hopes for it long term.