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I'd love something like this that I can build into a CMS backend. I haven't dug too deeply here but my primary requirement is along the lines of: "Can I massiv
by andybak 8y ago
I'd love something like this that I can build into a CMS backend. I haven't dug too deeply here but my primary requirement is along the lines of:
"Can I massively lock things down, remove features and simplify things to the absolute bear minimum?"
I always want to provide "just enough" functionality in this area to do the job. Any more results in training and support costs and gives content editors more footgun ammunition.
- blotter_paper 8y ago>"Can I massively lock things down, remove features and simplify things to the absolute bear minimum?" I feel like a CMS generally gets too complicated after the first three or four bears, but if you only have one bear protecting your datums it may get lonely and eat them out of boredom; I'd recommend two as the bear minimum.
- celicaraptor 8y agoI looked through the getting started page.It seems to be completely customizable from the beginning since you build it from the ground up and add the compoments that you need. https://grapesjs.com/docs/getting-started.html https://grapesjs.com/docs/getting-started.html
- dyren 8y agoSmall plug for an OSS project my coworker started: Colonel Kurtz: a Block-based content editor. It's absolutely not a "batteries-included" sort of thing but if you're looking for more of a lower-level library with which to build out a custom block-based editor then this is right up your alley. https://github.com/vigetlabs/colonel-kurtz https://github.com/vigetlabs/colonel-kurtz