Website review
Paul Jarvis
Overall, Statamic feels like a CMS of the future, whereas WordPress feels like a CMS of 10 years ago. I’m sold & can’t wait to use it for my other sites.
5/5 stars
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Overall, Statamic feels like a CMS of the future, whereas WordPress feels like a CMS of 10 years ago. I’m sold & can’t wait to use it for my other sites.
5/5 stars
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Not just great DX. It also has one of - if not the best - UX for content writers. And I’m not saying that as a developer; I used to be a journalist and have had to use a lot of bad CMSs from a user perspective.
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Have you not heard of @Statamic, @PovilasKorop? 😜 It offers a seamless editing experience and blends beautifully with Laravel. Maybe it could be the perfect solution for such a "demanding" client while saving you a week of work. Just a thought! 😉 #Statamic #WebDev
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Wordpress is a mess, especially if you start installing plug-ins. Have you ever tried @statamic? It's based on Laravel and you can actually manage both the code and the content using git.