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SaraVieira / webdev.wtf

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Website Stack #2

Open SaraVieira opened 5 years ago

SaraVieira commented 5 years ago

I was thinking of going with:

Anyone has ideas?

hbuchel commented 5 years ago

Just seconding, Gatsby + Emotion for styling have been my go-to lately.

kayandra commented 5 years ago

Or maybe the definitions could be json files, kinda like ajax.json that way, it could be easily available through GitHub.

We could even have multi lingual definitions in the json files

stereobooster commented 5 years ago

Gatsby, Netlify CMS, maybe Algolia, markdown files with frontmatter?

cdvillard commented 5 years ago

So far, Gatsby, Emotion, and Netlify CMS sound good. I second what @stereobooster suggested about Algolia or something like it for search. It was suggested in Website Ideas that there be a way to track undefined words that get popular. I think Algolia analytics can help there.

A question about Netlify CMS. I've seen it used for small teams, but given it's the direct tool for editorial workflow, does it offer user roles out of the box?

SaraVieira commented 5 years ago

@kayandra Netlufy CMS basically creates Markdown files so that anyone can edit them on GH too that's why I was thinking of using it. Every page can have an edit this on github that links to the markdown page

SaraVieira commented 5 years ago

If it's international I think it needs to be something like contenful :/

https://github.com/netlify/netlify-cms/issues/716

SaraVieira commented 5 years ago

@cdvillard I don't think it even has roles, you either have an account or you don't but since it creates Markdown files this CMS is really only needed in the start :)

SaraVieira commented 5 years ago

Added Algolia

cdvillard commented 5 years ago

Totally true. My inner journalism/content nerd was wondering.

kayandra commented 5 years ago

@saravieira I didn't know that's what they did. Then it sounds cool to me too

SaraVieira commented 5 years ago

YAAAY!

We will probably need to extend netlify cms but it's super extensible :)

kayandra commented 5 years ago

I'll wait for the weekend to read up on it. So far, it looks promising