interesting, we went from classic CMS to Jekyll, then Hugo, then Astro and finally built our own CMS - for larger sets of content and sites. Fiddling with custom DSLs, templates, weird builds and tricks ... was just way too time consuming - unthinkable my wife would ever touch it or write an article in there :)
Widgets as gallery, filebrowser, Mardkown, images, hero-banner ... are useful in many ways, easier authoring but also rendering a page as email, PDF. You can give LLMs skills on how to use those, eg: "create amazon product layout for all my products" (requires of course extra tools for content introspection and manipulation), seems to work pretty good.
Why does the bundle size matters when playing 3MB+ videos anyway? Curious how I could integrate one of these players without polluting my bundle with duplicates :)
VJS contributor here. It still matters for the page load time and start up time of the video which could be important to engage the user quick enough depending on the use case. We hint at this in the home page under the v10 is built different title. By importing the player bundle with the same import path via ESM in your bundle build it should deduplicate automatically. Hope this helps!
setup is easy but you're stuck with one instance. they stripped all multi-tenant features and even the selfhosted version is missing essential features, scaling is off the table though.
It's at least a starting point, since it's just a few different services and a docker-compose you can set up your own scaling. It's not like Pocketbase has multi-tenant or is able to scale OOTB either.
Hi there,
we're working almost 10 years on the subject, also dealing with PreciousPlastic designs, users and problems on a daily basis. From what we can tell, its an extremely violent and fraudulent organization. None of the designs actually worked, nor any of the bold statements can be backed up with evidence. See here the full report : https://forum.osr-plastic.org/t/preciousplastic-review/11066
Its a scam after all, we know also well from others.
i am porting since months all my internal packages to npm. The full source stack should be there in a few weeks, all to Github (gbaumgart). Kind of messy thing if you worked with svn externals ;-)
you mean the Javascript expression editor, or just the API docs? The Expression editor uses an old dump of the Mozilla docs (scraped). At that time I've been really surprised how little documentation for JS and others exists for offline usage or simple integration in an app. It got actually worse over time. However, here the link https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gbaumgart/xide/master/widg... (2 MB). The API docs are done with jsDoc-3 and "ink-docstrap"
Hi, I couldn't resist any longer after 3.5 years buried in the lab to show an alpha of our new automation tool to somebody (i love this board).
Please have a look at http://net-commander.com/screenshots and tell me what you think.
You can also download the alpha version for Ubuntu, Mac and Windows (it has still quit some bugs)
What's behind:
I am writing authoring software for experts since 2 decades and I wanted this time to make a tool which enables configuration tasks and automation of any networked device or service. In order to make this work like the new Excel for the new iOT and accessible to hobbiest or any person with minimal tech-skills, I followed the idea of providing a block based programming language which also can run any script in any language on the device. I hope being able to convert the block language via "pseudo" into popular languages like Javascript, C++, etc. Google's Blockly was a great inspiration for that.
Btw, another really big challenge (and very time consuming) is to write a web-based software which feels really snappy fast and works the way we know from older expert software (context menu, ribbons, main-menu, full keyboard support,...)
It is an Open-Source project and I hope somebody might like it here.
Have a look at https://service.polymech.info/user/cgo/pages/poolypress-cms, agentic CMS, translates, creates and manages articles with a few prompts, widget aware.