I dev cool tools for Web Designers... Founder @WeaversSpace. Maker of @GetTotalCMS and @PostOnlyApp. Captain of @FoundationCSS. Father of 3. Husband for 27yrs
@yannnis How are X Alternative page different than comparison pages? Do you have a solid example of that?
Reddit? Ugh. I can’t tell you how much I dislike Reddit. Why do you feel that it’s still relevant today?
@syntaxfm I’ve been working super hard on the new @FoundationCSS release. Both Inky (email) and Yeti (websites) have gotten completely rewritten in the past 12 months.
Released Total CMS 3.6.2 last night. It has 2 new markdown fields. The styledmarkdown field allows you to write in styled text but save as markdown into the CMS. Since agents love markdown so much, this makes things seemless when creating content over MCP.
Full release notes 👇
@JamesWelbes@danielhayesmith Fair. A login means password resets, sessions, rate limiting, and patching when a dependency gets a CVE. Uploads mean file type and size checks. Then PHP/Node upgrades, and every "can I also edit X?" request. Now multiply that by 20 client sites, each built slightly differently.
@aitod_ai@NicolasLecocqHQ Exactly this. And the AI part gets a lot better when the CMS speaks MCP natively, so the agent goes through the same fields and permissions as the client. Built that into @getTotalCMS for this reason.
I see a trend of so many people building their own CMS for their clients. 👎
@ezek_dev@thealexpena Smart approach. That's the idea behind @getTotalCMS (I make it): clients edit only the content you expose and can't mess up the design, even on a hand-coded site.
@alexjvasquez@suraj_sharma14 If Statamic's on your list, worth seeing the whole flat-file field. I make @getTotalCMS. I wrote a guide that includes Statamic, Kirby, Grav and others with real tradeoffs: https://t.co/smsfeMeFNA
@robclark@danielhayesmith So are we all moving to creating and managing our own solutions instead of using a product that fits our needs? I am not sure everyone reinventing their own wheel is the best idea.
@zdrav_@NicolasLecocqHQ 100% on client control. The "pack it up and move" part is where flat-file CMSs shine: no DB export, the site is a folder you copy to any PHP host. Here's my take on WP alternatives for freelancers (I make Total CMS) https://t.co/VEz2Abv6zV