Re: CMS 'power' getting started

2022-02-21 Thread Stu
Well, they do have the DjangoCMS. I agree though, WagtailCMS is vastly better, in my opinion. On Monday, February 21, 2022 at 12:56:45 AM UTC-5 buddie...@gmail.com wrote: > Django is a web framework not a CMS, if you want to use a CMS then use > wagtail which is a Django based CMS. And Vscode

Re: CMS 'power' getting started

2022-02-20 Thread MR INDIA
Django is opinionated so it has a starter directory layout, you should stick to that. On Monday, 21 February 2022 at 11:26:45 UTC+5:30 MR INDIA wrote: > Django is a web framework not a CMS, if you want to use a CMS then use > wagtail which is a Django based CMS. And Vscode would be

Re: CMS 'power' getting started

2022-02-20 Thread MR INDIA
Django is a web framework not a CMS, if you want to use a CMS then use wagtail which is a Django based CMS. And Vscode would be sufficient for working with Django. If you want many custom features for the CMS then you can use wagtail, as whatever you can do in python you can do in wagtail.

Re: CMS 'power' getting started

2022-02-19 Thread Michael Powell
Hello, Mentioned before, coming at this from a 'power' user standpoint, with dotnet C++ dev background across platforms, some exposure to Python, familiar with what django is, and competitors i.e. OrchardCore/CMS. Interested in being CMS productive and eventually also potentially adding