Frontend

been testing out a few CMS options. I have a few non-dev team members who I want to contribute more to blogs & docs but it's unreasonable to ask them to go through the whole dev flow

anyways I gave Storyblok a shot. Terrible experience, avoid.

No idea why Astro recommends it first

Then I tried contentful.com. 11/10

I used Contentful at the last startup I worked at, no complaints! I never got back into it due to it's inaccessible pricing at the time, seems like they've remedied it with a very reasonable free tier.

For smaller projects I've liked using Decap CMS, which used to be Netlify CMS until they cut it loose entirely. It's a glorified React app that could either be just loaded into a shell page via CDN script, or integrated into the build process. But it works within the git repo and allows non-devs to directly interface with the files without ever touching git. Solid choice for static sites and local-first content!

https://ithaca.xyz
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https://github.com/o-az

I used Contentful at the last startup I worked at, no complaints! I never got back into it due to it's inaccessible pricing at the time, seems like they've remedied it with a very reasonable free tier.

For smaller projects I've liked using Decap CMS, which used to be Netlify CMS until they cut it loose entirely. It's a glorified React app that could either be just loaded into a shell page via CDN script, or integrated into the build process. But it works within the git repo and allows non-devs to directly interface with the files without ever touching git. Solid choice for static sites and local-first content!

https://decapcms.org/