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You don't even need SQLite for that. Something like PicoCMS with markdown files is more than enough. If you want a fronted for the owner, that's another story,
by iagovar 6y ago
You don't even need SQLite for that. Something like PicoCMS with markdown files is more than enough. If you want a fronted for the owner, that's another story, but if you're the one mantaining the sites, WordPress is an overkill 99% of the time.
- godot 6y agoPleasantly surprised to hear PicoCMS mentioned here, since it's not typically the most common PHP markdown CMS of choice folks like to mention. I was a casual developer (i.e. not for work, just for personal) deep into the PicoCMS ecosystem for a couple years, a few years ago. I both started a site and helped a family convert an old static site to PicoCMS and really had no complaints. Re: frontend for the owner, I started with Pico Admin and made a bunch of modifications to it (including an image uploader) and the non-tech owner has no complaints and it's been working well since. Nowadays for my own blog I'm into the whole SSG/JAM trend, but I'd still run a PicoCMS site any time, if the use case is right.
- iagovar 6y agoI've been reviewing CMSs for some time, and PicoCMS is the best in terms of simplicity, hands-off and easiness.