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I'm really surprised why this approach isn't used more often. I've built several PHP and .net things like this over the years for clients, so they can author o
by rjd 15y ago
I'm really surprised why this approach isn't used more often.
I've built several PHP and .net things like this over the years for clients, so they can author on there PC (or my console) and push static files to my hosting as static files, and still have roll back.
Seems like common sense to me, lower risk, lower server over heads, lower user error problems. Whack together a bespoke CMS/web form in a few a hours and you're done.
- balupton 15y agoYeah, I use it for prototyping EVERYTHING now. We just used it to prototype the new http://99dresses.com/ http://99dresses.com/ website - in about 5 hours we had 90% of it done. I really want to get enough spare time, or get someone to sponsor it so I can set it up as a SaaS as well as develop a plugin infrastructure for it. I've got some time this week, we'll have to see how I go - bit busy with other stuff to.