We'd love do ditch WordPress but our users demand a web-ish interface to work with static sites. This could be it.
Also, what's the strategy for plugins?
We'd love do ditch WordPress but our users demand a web-ish interface to work with static sites. This could be it.
Also, what's the strategy for plugins?
- We built https://forestry.io to get away from WordPress. We support Jekyll & Hugo and a Git-based workflow :)
Two suggestions that would really improve my life:
1. A better wysiwyg editor. I've taught her some markdown but every time you switch to wysiwyg and back and make a change I get loads of spans injected into my md.
2. A better media manager with: - folders - image resizing (maybe integrate filestack.io as they have some image manipulation)
I love the simplicity of forestry and it's really close to perfect for my use case. Github -> s3 is seamless and having edits committed back is great.
It's simple, drop it in and run, it's quite mature and you can write plugins in Python.
I would highly recommend checking out OctoberCMS. It makes everything so easy and it's got a burgeoning marketplace for plugins and themes.