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Use SSH, write scripts to facilitate bulk changes, do dynamic content with Javascript on the client side. If you need server-side logic, build some APIs and tal
by djur 12y ago
Use SSH, write scripts to facilitate bulk changes, do dynamic content with Javascript on the client side. If you need server-side logic, build some APIs and talk to them from the JS. Much cleaner than hacking additional features into off-the-shelf CMS/blog software.
- chc 12y agoWhat you are describing sounds like a hodge-podge of workarounds. Like, one solution is "Use SSH, write scripts to facilitate bulk changes, write multiple backend services and front-end JavaScript to interface with them for any actual functionality you want on the site." The other is "Push a button on your blog software." How is the first one "cleaner"? You're basically re-inventing half of a blog with duct tape and toothpicks.