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For delivering a CMS, your server side is totally tech agnostic. The major innovations left are all client side. If anything, people's major complaint with Wor
by phillmv 13y ago
For delivering a CMS, your server side is totally tech agnostic. The major innovations left are all client side.
If anything, people's major complaint with Wordpress is that it's a horrible tangle of spaghetti. What's the state-of-the-art for Node.js web frameworks?
There'd be a lot of irony in launching an aesthetically pleasing CMS admin panel overtop yet-another spaghetti engine that is hard to augment.
- Wintamute 13y agoI've got high hopes for this. The currently popular web framework for Node.JS is Express (built on top of Connect), which has built on the success of stuff like Sinatra and Rails, and (dare I say) improved on them in some areas. Express/Connect uses the concept of middleware which helps to make defining functionality extremely modular and encapsulated, so hopefully together with the active JS community, plus the excellent package manager npm, should make it really easy (and not too spaghetti-like) to work with a Node.JS based platform.