Unleashing the Power of Git-Based Content Management Systems
summary
A Git-based CMS like Decap CMS stores content as files in the repository so full version history and restores are native, and setup literally requires two files plus a config that points at the GitHub API and Netlify identity. Demonstration shows creating a post locally, publishing commits a single new file to GitHub, Netlify auto-deploys, and branching creates a separate develop site. It works for editorial websites, warns against high-frequency DB-like queries, and uses external asset storage for images.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00The problem with traditional
- 1:21Introduction to git-based CMS
- 4:48Scalability and security
- 7:58Technical implementation
- 11:55Workflow and branching
- 18:55Comparative analysis
- 23:53Final tips and conclusions
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