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What a coincidence, I have been building a CMS which spits out static HTML which uses the same bolt icon :) http://getsimplesite.com http://getsimplesite.com
by minhajuddin 13y ago
What a coincidence, I have been building a CMS which spits out static HTML which uses the same bolt icon :) http://getsimplesite.com http://getsimplesite.com
I think static apps are best suited for very simple apps which don't have a lot of business rules, simple CRUD apps are the best candidates for this kind of a setup. Once you go beyond a simple app doing things on the server is much easier.
- mantrax4 13y agoAnd you also make the same unsubstantiated claims of superiority, without any explanation. What is this magical hosted CMS that limits my freedom, exactly?
- minhajuddin 13y agoMany CMSes ask you to write your templating code in something which is safe to run on the server, check http://get.harmonyapp.com/ http://get.harmonyapp.com/ for instance it forces you to use liquid templates. Getsimplesite on the other hand uses plain javascript to write page templates.
- mantrax4 13y agoSo then the solution that comes to mind before I drop my entire stack to use yours, is to simply use the language the CMS itself was written in (Python, PHP, whatever), instead of the CMS. Sorry. Work on your value proposition.