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Successor to Netlify CMS
A direct replacement for Netlify CMS and Decap CMS offering hundreds of improvements
Sveltia CMSGit-based headless CMS, made right.
Simple, modern, powerful, open source: best free CMS for SMBs, nonprofits and developers
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Among other things, I talk about how I’m using @sveltiacms.app as part of making the site work. Definitely recommended if others are looking for a simple cms.
Been testing and following Sveltia since a bit now, and I love it! Thanks for making it happen, and congratulation on the great tool and UX. There are thousands reasons decap/sveltia are my CMS of choice.
@britegrid.io nailed the core architecture, his improvements on top Decap CMS, and his ongoing attentiveness and care as a maintainer. best git-based CMS on the market, very grateful it’s available as open source software
ah! it’s published using Eleventy. The CMS (such as it is) is Sveltia, backed by Github, which works great on Netlify.
This is such a nice Git-based headless CMS, it’s truly amazing. I’m very impressed. A lot more customizable and performant than Decap, and it’s responsive on mobile. This might be what finally gets me to blog more often. 😁
just deployed our switch to sveltia cms! still ironing out some expectations between sveltia cms and our 11ty site, but no more blockers. very happy with what we’ve seen so far, thanks for the awesome work!!
mann, I was banging my head against the wall trying to figure out oAuth with decap, but switching to sveltia seamlessly enabled me to use fine-grained PATs to log in, thank god
honestly my favorite so far. quick and simple. lol I did use decap/netlify/static cms but was hoping for a more active project. happy this exists. fits my needs nicely with 11ty.
Happy to see @sveltiacms.app on Bluesky! At this point **the best** GIT based CMS I’ve come across, fantastic work by @britegrid.io 🥳
I plugged Sveltia CMS into dylanbeattie.net the other day. It’s AWESOME. It’s a standalone WYSIWYG editor built in JS Svelte that connects directly to GitHub. My website is still a static Jekyll site, everything is Markdown or HTML, all hosted free on GitHub Pages - but now it has a built-in editor.