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This will sound snarky but I just write in html and css. No requirements, no set up, no steps.
by lancesells 4y ago
This will sound snarky but I just write in html and css. No requirements, no set up, no steps.
- prophesi 4y agoDo your clients take the HTML/CSS and manually edit/add/remove pages themselves?
- afavour 4y agoThat’s good for you but did you know many people don’t know how to code in HTML and CSS?
- smt88 4y agoAt this point, that's like being proud you write in assembly while all the hipsters use C++. Or it's like being proud you don't use any libraries in Go. Build steps aren't evil. For most projects, you never even touch them. You use a project template and then you're done. What you get in return is an amount of work no human can do by hand: type-checking, tree-shaking, cross-browser shims, image optimization... it's a huge list. At this point, I wouldn't hire someone who thinks build steps are a waste of time. Programmers should know the value of automating complex manual tasks.
- efields 4y agoFor a lot of content this really works. What sticks with me in a way that I don't love is that this and many other modern, simple-ish solutions to having a lightweight CMS still relies on some Postgres config. I'm being picky, but I want a DB without having to think about the DB at all. Just templates plz.