4 ms·
I definitely can get behind the statement of intent that the 'content' part of a CMS needs to be managed better. Unfortuantely, I think it's only one of the pr
by ChikkaChiChi 13y ago
I definitely can get behind the statement of intent that the 'content' part of a CMS needs to be managed better.
Unfortuantely, I think it's only one of the problem areas that cause developers to constantly reinvent the wheel when it comes to CMSs to fit their own needs.
- andybak 13y agoI think the solution is just layers on top of Django, Rails etc. Django's admin is a pointer towards a solution and with some refinement that solves part of the problem. Easy-to-use modular objects that are geared towards typical content types helps another aspect of it. And some mix of http://startbootstrap.com/ http://startbootstrap.com/ with http://bootsnipp.com/ http://bootsnipp.com/ would tackle a third part of this. So - essentially we don't need a CMS - we need a CMS toolkit that enables building a custom CMS with a minimal amount of glue code.