No admins. No forms. Just simple web content editing…
http://plainmade.com/blog/12/teaser-video-barley
David Owen
http://www.ineedwebhosting.co.uk
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Interesting - but not good for you David as it is a Hosted package!
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I know but it does give a clue to the way things are headed interacting with a CMS
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On 12 Mar 2013, at 00:07, “DeltaDave” email@hidden wrote:
Interesting - but not good for you David as it is a Hosted package!
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wow…that looks nice!!
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I’m watching it carefully to see how the last mile works. It’s trivially easy to make an in-browser wysiwyg editable site. contenteditable=true and a tiny bit of JavaScript. But then how does that edit get back into your site? Before you say “more JavaScript”, remember that your most important visitor (Google/Bing) doesn’t execute JavaScript at all. All they will see is whatever was there in the HTML, not the lovely edits that came later.
Walter
On Mar 13, 2013, at 8:21 PM, eus wrote:
wow…that looks nice!!
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I’m watching it carefully to see how the last mile works.
They do say that it has a PHP back end but the interface between the front and the back is intriguing.
I too am interested but not likely to use it unless it can be self hosted.
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Got an invite to play with it and it’s pretty impressive. Easy as pie to make changes and virtually idiot proof for clients to edit their own content. Integration is a few code snippets to the areas you want make editable. Some negatives for me is the fact that it’s not self hosted, Drop Box is the only way to serve site templates - there is no ftp. $18 per month is a bit steep, I think a price point of $12 would hit the mark.
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I received my invite too and I agree, it’s a very smooth piece of kit in many ways. As Marcel said, the lack of self-hosting is also a problem for me but generally it looks and feels very professional. A big step-up for an in-page editing CMS (though MojoMotor isn’t too bad in this regard), though not as nice as Barley. I’ll be interested to see how it’s received when it gets released into the wild.
Todd
http://xiiro.com
Got an invite to play with it and it’s pretty impressive.
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