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How else can you edit content if you don't want to know about PHP?
I'm studying the frontend direction and would not like to touch PHP at all, but study only javascript, and use it there (client) and there (server). The problem is that I can't figure out how to make an elementary business card site and attach editing to it. As a programmer, I can add data directly to html, but I would like to have a CMS for the backend.
And it is not clear how content for applications is edited using the same anagular. Or you still have to set cms for editing only and delve into PHP.
Tell me how to be.
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Well, if you position yourself as a front-end programmer, be one and develop in this direction, and let others do the back-end. It can be on anything - php, C#, python, etc. Only on javascript cms it's not very feng shui, and you need to store data in a database or in files, will you interact with the javascript'om database? You can, of course, but it's not safe. If the architecture of the application is client-server, then make it client-server.
The simplest implementation of data storage on the server can be implemented in php in 10-20 lines. I think it's not so difficult that it would blow your mind or ask a server programmer to do it.
I think you can do it with jquery and ajax. There will be a minimum amount of php code. In general, node.js work on the server using js.
Voosche idea is correct. I myself think where it is possible to store json files and I don’t know the editor yet for these files, it’s not written or unknown (custom), and uploading files to the site or sites is not a problem.
That is, editing on your repository in the program and not on the site.
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