To: Moss, Gregor
Cc: Fluid Work
Subject: Re: Which CMS to use for new site?
Hi all,
Great conversation about content management systems, thanks for bringing it up
and weighing in with so many good points. Our most important priority for this
particular site is to make it really quick and easy
Hi all,
Great conversation about content management systems, thanks for bringing it up
and weighing in with so many good points. Our most important priority for this
particular site is to make it really quick and easy to update, add content, and
change the site as fully as possible without havi
Justin Obara mailto:obara.jus...@gmail.com>>
Date: Thursday, August 15, 2019 at 1:02 PM
To: "Zimmerman, Ned" mailto:nzimmer...@ocadu.ca>>
Cc: Fluid Work mailto:fluid-w...@fluidproject.org>>
Subject: Re: Which CMS to use for new site?
Any chance that’s available on Linked
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Cc: Fluid Work
Subject: Re: Which CMS to use for new site?
Any chance that’s available on LinkedIn Learning? Those of us working at OCAD
will have access to that.
Thanks
Justin
On Aug 15, 2019, at 11:53 AM, Zimmerman, Ned
mailto:nzimmer...@ocadu.ca>> wrote:
If we do go with Wo
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> Date: Thursday, August 15, 2019 at 12:12 PM
> To: "Moss, Gregor" , Fluid Work
> Subject: RE: Which CMS to use for new site?
>
> Gregor - thanks for the very useful summary. My initial thoughts:
>
> My impression of Netlify CMS from brief exploration is that it’s n
something we want to
do.
Cheers,
Ned
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Ned Zimmerman
Senior Inclusive Developer
Inclusive Design Research Centre, OCAD University
https://idrc.ocadu.ca
From: fluid-work on behalf of "Harnum,
Alan"
Date: Thursday, August 15, 2019 at 12:12 PM
To: "Moss, Gregor" , Fluid Work
Subje
Gregor - thanks for the very useful summary. My initial thoughts:
* My impression of Netlify CMS from brief exploration is that it's not
substantially more friendly to people who don't know Markdown than simply using
Markdown. Other who have used it more extensively may be able to comment m
Hi Gregor,
Thanks for outlining the requirements and options.
My feeling with NetlifyCMS is that it hasn’t matured to a point where a
non-technical user can use it well. Perhaps Dana has more insight into this as
she’s been using it for the SJRK site.
Michelle
> On Aug 15, 2019, at 9:36 AM
Hi Gregor,
There's a good chance the new IDRC site will run on its given platform for much
longer than anticipated. If support for Netlify discontinues, how does that
impact our ability to either maintain, develop, migrate the site?
Can Netlify handle different user permissions and workflows ba
