There's an argument for not considering the site's configuration pure data, from a theoretical standpoint.
Instead lets take the training wheels off and treat PHP developers with the same respect we do with Node.js developers, assuming they too are proficient.
The configuration page can be removed and instead a config folder would contain all the data in JSON format.
There's an argument for not considering the site's configuration pure data, from a theoretical standpoint.
Instead lets take the training wheels off and treat PHP developers with the same respect we do with Node.js developers, assuming they too are proficient.
The configuration page can be removed and instead a
configfolder would contain all the data in JSON format.