Hey #devs I have a question. #DecapCMS or #staticcms? I used #NetlifyCMS on a bunch of projects fueled by hope fo a Git based CMS but its been ok'ish. Do I stick with the what I know and I'm using or do I venture out?

Does anybody have experience with Decap CMS, the former Netlify CMS, to use with Hugo blogs?

I'm looking for a simple solution to creating posts for Hugo, ideally allowing multiple sites, and I'm open to other solutions.

Low cost is great, free is better.

#hugo #gohugo #cms #netlifycms #decapcms #ssg #ssgs

While working with a student, I am being caught up to this entire #Netlify #NetlifyCMS #DecapCMS #StaticCMS cascade and I am so exited.

I have not worked on many web dev projects in the last few years, but the CMS question has always been a painful one for me. I chose Bludit for the last project I worked on but was never all that happy with it.

The idea of a #selfhosted #CMS with a UI that effectively creates commits to Git a git repo is really fun to me.

The inherent super heavy JS reliance remains a question mark, but it does seem like a step forwards for decentralised web conversations and self-hosting projects.

For those of you who were using Forestry as a CMS for some of your websites, you must have received the information about the end of service of the app last Friday.

If you are looking for an alternative git-based CMS, I have successfully tested the migration to Static CMS. It’s a promising fork of Netlify CMS (now called Decap CMS), it’s open source and the team behind it has just released their v2.0.

https://www.staticcms.org/

#Forestry #StaticCMS #GitBasedCMS #NetlifyCMS #DecapCMS