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_mql

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    Comment #47406655

    Author here. For context: I just released version 0.7.0 of the library. Thanks to Johannes Mutter (mutter.co), you can now build content blocks with any layout while Svedit smartly…

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    Show HN: CMS-free in-place editable websites with Svelte (v2)

    Almost 3 years ago I posted v1 here. This is v2, a complete rewrite built on Svedit, an open source rich text editor I wrote specifically for structured in-place editing. The idea …

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    Comment #36939655

    Thank you, let us know if any questions come up. And if you had a perfect experience, let us know too! :) https://github.com/PostOwl/postowl/discussions

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    Comment #36595827

    Been dedicating a ton of time to this goal lately. I released a "SvelteKit template for building CMS-free editable websites" earlier this year and the idea has evolved since. I sta…

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    Comment #35539713

    The editor payload now is loaded on demand (after you click edit), so it's truly progressively enhanced now. :) Thank you Nils Kjellman for the patch. https://github.com/michael/ed…

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    Comment #35479858

    Yeah I'm a bit undecided. I'm more obsessed with pushing quality than with operating a SaaS business (which can easily turn you from creator to manager). Let's see where this leads…

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    Comment #35479818

    Yeah, that's a known issue. Mobile browser's shift the viewport (including fixed elements) when the soft keyboard gets activated. There are workarounds, but I haven't found a satis…

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    Comment #35467041

    These two claims you mentioned are directed towards the end-user, need to make that more clear maybe. The template is aiming at frontend developers, who want to control the layout …

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    Comment #35466919

    Yeah it's essentially bare-metal web development. Thanks to Svelte and ProseMirror, it's just much easier to enable functionality, which would otherwise only be possible through a …

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    Comment #35466735

    You could just use the filesystem indeed.

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    Comment #35464992

    Exactly. This is for frontend developers, who want to control the layout in code, but allow end-users to make content changes (without destroying the layout :P). If you or your end…

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    Comment #35464721

    Thinking about it some more, I agree that a having "static mirror" of the editable site might be a nice thing. But that's for another day to implement. If someone else does I'd be …

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    Comment #35460809

    To clarify: It's a different concept. And it's more of a starting point, rather than a solution. Its goal is not to build full-fledged a page builder or prototyping tools (such as …

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    Comment #35460247

    "CMS-free" as in "does not depend on additional software to manage content". Postgres and S3 through MinIO are my preferred choices, but you can change that to anything you'd like …

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    Comment #35460170

    Which link (url) gives you the 500? Would love to reproduce and fix.

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    Comment #35460156

    Intentionally there isn't. I wanted to demonstrate that a website with "editing" capabilities is no magic, and to encourage people to hack on every piece. My experience after 25 ye…

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    Comment #35460067

    Incremental Static Regeneration could help here, but it introduces a whole category of implementation challenges. It may be worth it for high traffic websites but one beauty of the…

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    Comment #35459848

    I'm coming from a minimalist perspective. Of course a hand-crafted site like this template doesn't cover all the enterprise CMS use cases, such as image manipulation, video transco…

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    Comment #35459764

    Haha, yeah. I justify this decision by assuming that designer-folks wouldn't be afraid to touch the code if it were JavaScript but would it were TypeScript. :) To me JavaScript doe…

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    Comment #35459610

    Yes, the challenge is taming contenteditable. I'm using ProseMirror under the hood with custom models for and editing, which you can adapt to your needs. One limitation (of ProseMi…

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    Comment #35459479

    Excellent question. They do end up downloading the extra payload at the moment. It's something that could be optimized with `await import` in the future. My general approach to thi…