Using Revamp, you can continue building on top of your existing stack while also allowing non-developers to make changes and deploy them immediately. Currently in beta.
How do non-techies edit Jamstack websites?
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One of my projects is aimed at solving this problem: https://revamphq.com
Re: How do non-techies edit Jamstack websites?
#12They could also learn how the website works, or how markdown works. Not everyone needs to be treated like toddlers. Colleagues can be surprisingly capable if you educate them.
You ever try to get someone to edit a json file? It’s like the moon to them.
So many simple implementations require a GUI because people won’t touch json. This is not a matter of capability, but willingness.
Re: How do non-techies edit Jamstack websites?
#13They could also learn how the website works, or how markdown works. Not everyone needs to be treated like toddlers. Colleagues can be surprisingly capable if you educate them.
> if you educate them
When trying to educate a group of people, it is useful to understand the range of experiences they might have had.
For example, you might ask a question like "How do non-techies edit Jamstack websites?"
Re: How do non-techies edit Jamstack websites?
#14I make my Jamstack website generate from the wordpress REST API, so my content people still use Wordpress which they love, and once they publish the pipeline publishes my JamStack site which the public visits.