So, it's like parse.com ( if anyone remembers it) but for content. I would probably try if they have localisation support, CDN integration and search functiona

So, it's like parse.com ( if anyone remembers it) but for content. I would probably try if they have localisation support, CDN integration and search functionality. It may be very trivial for developers to host static content but for non-tech guys who might want to change the content frequently, this is good. Few years back I worked on a mobile app which will show some training material ( basically text ) to user but the content is updated every week, along with other functionalities. Content team used to share Excel sheets to organise content that needs to be shown that week. It was "fastest and clean" way at that time. If they had to change something, they would share another sheet with corrections. It created a big rift when we asked them to add another field in that excel sheet for additional content. Having something like this would have solved those issues. Decoupling content with presentation is always a good idea