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I'd love to see a frontend for this. Most CMSs are either tailored specifically for blogs or are complicated to set up. I've often wanted something like I guess
by mubou 2y ago
I'd love to see a frontend for this. Most CMSs are either tailored specifically for blogs or are complicated to set up. I've often wanted something like I guess Access or Filemaker Pro (if anyone remembers that) but with a modern UI and database.
Not for production use, mind you, just like, say I have a library of books or blu-rays and want to create a catalogue of them (with images, so a spreadsheet is a no-go). Being able to just bang out a single-file config and have an impromptu CRUD admin would be awesome.
- oliwary 2y agoAre you aware of pocketbase? https://pocketbase.io/ https://pocketbase.io/ I think it could work for your usecase, even though its generally focused on being a backend. I have had a very nice experience.
- SwiftyBug 2y agoI love Pocketbase! In particular using it as framework. I use it as CMS and auth system and add my custom application routes to the server. It's very easy to seamlessly leverage all its infrastructure.
- stosssik 2y agoHi, Manifest founder here. PocketBase is great too. Manifest brings something different: it's fully code-based, so you can stay in your IDE, use AI tools like Copilot or Cursor to build your backend, and keep everything versioned in Git. It fits naturally into dev workflows, and we’ve got more coming soon on the AI side, both around AI and new features.
- shagrath 2y agoLooks like there is an admin panel demo, but can't find the login/password
- d11z 2y agoFor the first example I had the same issue, but when I tried on another example it auto-populated the correct credentials.
- brunaxLorax 2y agoFixed ! thank you