A headless CMS is great for non developers. But since we are quite familiar with Markdown and already have awesome tools that makes our life easier, the Netlify CMS holds you back with its rudimentary markdown support. Also since most of our blogs will contain multiple images, we would have to go against Netlify CMS segregation of post and images in different folders instead of a folder containing the post along with the associated images
[x] Create a separate git branch : Unity
[x] Remove Netlify CMS from package.json
[x] Restructure project to have ALL development artifacts + sources under src folder.
[x] Create a dedicated folder for each post containing its associated images
A headless CMS is great for non developers. But since we are quite familiar with Markdown and already have awesome tools that makes our life easier, the Netlify CMS holds you back with its rudimentary markdown support. Also since most of our blogs will contain multiple images, we would have to go against Netlify CMS segregation of post and images in different folders instead of a folder containing the post along with the associated images
[x] Create a separate git branch : Unity
[x] Remove Netlify CMS from package.json
[x] Restructure project to have ALL development artifacts + sources under src folder.
[x] Create a dedicated folder for each post containing its associated images