Show HN: Instant CMS as a Service on any element (with contenteditable)
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#22Does someone actually uses this tools for editing webpages? I find them really uncomfortable. Not trying to flame, just an honest question.
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#23Any pointers on how to integrate with Django?
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#24Let me explain ...
Like AOL, Facebook is a walled garden reproducing what is standard and open on the web/internet as a whole. AOL had AOL email, Facebook has html homepages, and RSS/ATOM
But "people" cannot create their own content - they cannot write HTML, host web pages etc. But contenteditable fixes all that - and with the clever Dropbox tie in, anyone can start with a templated page, drag and drop images from their own desktop, (#) and publish themselves.
Add in RSS via Javascript and its all over.
(#) oh yes drag and drop images onto a web page - its soooo cool. Aloha supports it at least.
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#26I think this is the beginning of the end for Facebook. Let me explain ... Like AOL, Facebook is a walled garden reproducing what is standard and open on the web/internet as a whole. AOL had AOL email, Facebook has html homepages, and RSS/ATOM But "people" cannot create their own content - they cannot write HTML, host web pages etc. But contenteditable fixes all that - and with the clever Dropbox tie in, anyone can st…
Also, there are a lot easier ways out there to publish your own content online (Weebly, Tumblr, etc) but that doesn't seem to have stopped Facebook.
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#29Doesn't seem that anyone has mentioned this, but that watermark is the only thing stopping me from immediately putting this into production. Would be nicer from a consumer perspective if I could try this out in production with the full feature set, but just a limited element quantity.
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#30Interesting. Though of course you can just use my http://createjs.org/ and get pretty much the same thing for free :-)