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I use VSCode locally. I can make some really small untested edits in github for typos and stuff. Did think about putting a WYSIWYG editor in there but decided
by ridings 5y ago
I use VSCode locally. I can make some really small untested edits in github for typos and stuff.
Did think about putting a WYSIWYG editor in there but decided I didn't need one.
- cube00 5y agoThe problem could be more that a non-technical person in the sporting club you've built the website for may not be able add new or updated content themselves without that WYSIWYG editor. If you are a member at this club it's fine, but if you're just a local trying to help the club you wouldn't want to be involved in each content update all the time.
- ridings 5y agoThis is a super critical point. I am a member and ran the site for 2 years prior to this change. I was the only person that logged in. Honestly this technical solution isn’t for every scenario but I felt confident that nobody would be updating the site in WYSIWYG. Comes down to what you need. There are many tools for many jobs.