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Vlad Timofeev2014-11-20 01:12:53
Vlad Timofeev, 2014-11-20 01:12:53
What cms would you use under Node.js?
Good day.
What cms would you use to develop with Express.js and MongoDB/mongoose database?
Many people say that there will never be anything adequate for the node -_- They protect php, etc...
I would also like to know your opinion about the future of the Node, will it be in demand? or everyone will stay on the Rails ..
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Protko @Fesor
Come on, puff protect ... Just why? There are already a lot of CMS on the node. Some are even interesting. I personally am not attracted by the idea of using some CMS that is not highly specialized either in node.js or in php or in any other language.
Well, if you dream ... I want a CMS on modules, with DI and without perversions with plugin managers, crutches and other things, with caching of everything and everything when deploying or when running a command from the CLI, for example, or any other caching mechanism that has a warmup. No wysiwyg, only markdown and editors like sir-trevor (in general, I would like to see this same sir-trevor written normally and not the horror that is now). It would also be nice if this CMS was just content management modules that you can simply integrate into your project. That is, not a boxed solution, but a set of components + one assembled application for those who need only static pages and nothing more.
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Sergey, 2014-11-20 Protko @Fesor
-_- Protect php etc...
Come on, puff protect ... Just why? There are already a lot of CMS on the node. Some are even interesting. I personally am not attracted by the idea of using some CMS that is not highly specialized either in node.js or in php or in any other language.
Well, if you dream ... I want a CMS on modules, with DI and without perversions with plugin managers, crutches and other things, with caching of everything and everything when deploying or when running a command from the CLI, for example, or any other caching mechanism that has a warmup. No wysiwyg, only markdown and editors like sir-trevor (in general, I would like to see this same sir-trevor written normally and not the horror that is now). It would also be nice if this CMS was just content management modules that you can simply integrate into your project. That is, not a boxed solution, but a set of components + one assembled application for those who need only static pages and nothing more.
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