Svelte & Content - What's Svelte’s creator take on your website's CMS? ft Rich Harris

How should you manage content in your Svelte application? Rich Harris explains Svelte’s philosophy on content management and offers advice for adding content to your web app.

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[TrostCodes]

These conversations are so excellent, I could listen to Sam and Rich talk for hours.

[foitzer]

I want more videos with Rich.

I like his view on the simplicity of things, and I would like to hear his opinion on more different aspects through his lens of perception of things. How he does different things

Thanks ❤️

[benjaminjameswaller]

Interesting discussion. Yes I like the tightly coupled approach of Plenti, an open source Build-Time Render (BTR) Engine. It has a 'discoverable' git-backed CMS component architecture which is tightly coupled with Svelte templates so it uses a simple JSON data source instead of Markdown, because it's a web standard for APIs and is intended for you to edit content directly in the browser.

[Design]

svelte should create there own native app like the react native because svelte is easy to use and with the prismic CMS it will be 🔥because it will be easy to web and applications

[JoeyXie]

One difficult thing about using markdown to manage content is about images, I don't like upload images to s3 then embed the url in the markdown files.

[BryanKlein]

Also, CloudCannon lets you edit files in your repo through their service. So your data and files live outside of their service.

[realitydesigners]

Sanity headless cms is the best for content by miles. Haven’t tried it with svelte yet

[mavdotj]

Are they officially best friends at this point?