NorfolkGregJun 22, 2024
@mlanger @badger0us
Don't think I've ever seen a site I was really impressed by that was made with any "no coding required" online site generator.
I only run one site made with one, my Mastodon Verification site, and that is just an experiment, but I do quite like #WonderCMS, though it's very easy to create hideous sites with it.
https://wondercms.com
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WonderCMS is the smallest flat file CMS for building websites and blogs, runs only on 5 files.

WonderCMS - smallest flat file CMS
Show threadBadger0usJun 25, 2024
@gregc Interesting, I'm curious what WonderCMS brings to the party (that's better than just editing files..) so might have a go with it
Show threadNorfolkGreg
@badger0us
Traditionally, I'd have said that I much prefer editing files on my desktop and uploading them to my site. Then I joined Mastodon as my first experiment in social media. Then, being a wordy bloke, I got frustrated with the 500 character limit and looked for something I could use that would allow me to edit posts on my phone while out and about to link to on Mastodon. #WonderCMS does that perfectly.
Jun 25, 2024 at 10:57amWeb
Show threadNorfolkGregJun 25, 2024

@badger0us
However, I'm still struggling with how useful social media is for me and most of the time I've got used to the 500 character limit on Mastodon.

Now I find I'm using my #WonderCMS site as just another desktop managed site and am still wondering why anyone who understands HTML and CSS needs any kind of "no coding required" platform with which to build a personal site.