I’m currently building a “Glitch-ready” CMS made with Glitch in mind. More information is coming soon.
All files are at https://glitch.com/@thebigcms
Github repo: https://github.com/thec0des/thebigcms
SNEAK PEEK OF A RESOURCE IN THE PROGRAM: tbcmsfail.glitch.me
At the moment, I’m looking for a collaborator to help me out.
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I might be able to help, I also have plans for working on a CMS sometime soon but I’m not able to get to them for a while.
Glitch is nice because the project limits make the community write lightweight software.
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Sure! I’ll invite you to our Github later
If you all need any help using or you want more info about TheBigCMS, visit TheBigCMS Forum at https://thebigcms.flarum.cloud or visit our website at thebigcms.glitch.me
DASHBOARD COMING SOON! Yay! https://thebigcms.netlify.app/thebigcms-login/
Yep. Too silly to code one myself. @RiversideRocks
Certain things are copied for obvious reasons.
Bootstrap templates are one of those things, it’s simply too much work to make a good responsive admin dashbaord.
Can I help you @anon69241012
I’m fine at the moment.
I brought it up because I thought it was a good template, I wanted to save it for later.
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Yay! Maybe you could add a feature for checking if the site is up and updated?
I’m just going to give you a heads up that there is no way to make login system only on the frontend. People can just view the source and see the password.
Sorry, but there isn’t really a way to make a CMS only in HTML, CSS, JS.
There are a few ways @RiversideRocks, I mean you can make requests without express or node- simple
Although some parts would need node for networking
But unless you want your passwords to available in the source code, a CMS in HTML is not a good idea.
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It is true- you would need a DB and node to connect
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Or another backend language. PHP is the most common for CMS.
Wordpress, Drupal, and Opencart all use it.
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