The story behind Scribe: Why I rebuilt my CMS on AT Protocol, the stack decisions that went into it, two moments that validated the approach, and what's next on the roadmap.
Simen Svale from Sanity.io explains how their developer-focused CMS is evolving into a content operating system with real-time collaboration features.
A blog post from Automattic lays out their decision to pull back on the WordPress project. But in the process, the company may have accidentally explained why competitors were able to one-up them.
This week’s preliminary injunction in the WordPress/WP Engine saga clears a lot of air for the CMS space. But does it clear enough?
If your favorite content management system feels like it’s sinking into a shallow well of hubris, you might want alternatives. I have a few ideas.
The co-founder of WordPress steps in it, repeatedly, in a forest-for-the-trees fight with WP Engine that makes me feel sad for the open internet.
Obsidian as CMS: Using YAML frontmatter and GitHub's GraphQL API to create a free, flexible publishing system for markdown content that.
Obsidian as CMS: Using YAML frontmatter and GitHub's GraphQL API to create a free, flexible publishing system for markdown content that.
A home-built publishing system using Obsidian for writing, GitHub for storage, and Next.
A home-built publishing system using Obsidian for writing, GitHub for storage, and Next.
RSS offers decentralized content control in an algorithm-driven web.
RSS offers decentralized content control in an algorithm-driven web.
Obsidian as CMS: Git-based system using timestamps, GitHub sync, Cloudflare for assets, and NextJS for display—edit anywhere with automatic.
Obsidian as CMS: Git-based system using timestamps, GitHub sync, Cloudflare for assets, and NextJS for display—edit anywhere with automatic.