@theaspiringnerd I'm looking at #StaticCMS at this point. That's the project that seems to have the most heat.

https://www.staticcms.org/

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?

Blogartikel: Bloggen ohne Wordpress

Für mich war Wordpress viele Jahre lang die Plattform für meine Blogs im Internet. Im Laufe der Jahre hat sich Wordpress jedoch stark verändert und es wurde immer weniger zu meiner Plattform.

Im Laufe der Jahre hat sich Wordpress jedoch stark verändert.

#Wordpress #Bloggen #StaticCMS

I'm thinking about using #StaticCMS with #Netlify and #Hugo

https://www.staticcms.org

https://www.netlify.com

https://gohugo.io

I don't use git and CI/CD for my #Hugo sites, but I'd have to move to that in order to use something like #StaticCMS.

Might be worth it.

StaticCMS appears to be a fork of NetlifyCMS. Anything with an active community is of interest to me for my Hugo sites https://github.com/StaticJsCMS/static-cms

#hugo #ssg #staticcms #netlifycms

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