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This seems like it's already trying to solve too many problems at once. A CMS by definition is just an UI layer for inserting data in a DB, respecting the defin
by ale 1y ago
This seems like it's already trying to solve too many problems at once. A CMS by definition is just an UI layer for inserting data in a DB, respecting the defined schema(s). Anything else would be getting in my way.
- cluckindan 1y agoBy that definition, PhpMyAdmin is a CMS. Clearly, a CMS is something more, geared for arbitrary ”content management” instead of being a ”UI for a database” or an ”editor for web pages”.
- ale 1y agoExcept PhpMyAdmin is not meant for “content editors”. The point here is that a CMS shouldn’t be concerned with things like “themes”. Surely there’s a sweet spot somewhere.
- cluckindan 1y agoWhat do you mean? Many CM systems allow things like custom per-article themes (common in news publishing systems) and multi-channel / multi-site publishing.