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[SUBMIT] Content System Principles #63

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Aurelsicoko opened this issue May 1, 2020 · 1 comment
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[SUBMIT] Content System Principles #63

Aurelsicoko opened this issue May 1, 2020 · 1 comment
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Atomic, molecular, and component structures use to be more and more common. These principles are used for the graphic (design system) and development (components). We can apply these to content modeling. I would like to write a kind of essay to explain our vision of content modeling. How powerful it can be, how easy it can be maintained, and more. It's a conceptual article to explain the foundations of the vision to become one of the most flexible and customizable open-source headless CMS.

I already started a draft with very basic concepts.

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  • Article
  • Video

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❤️ I love it!
🚀 I can help you!
@Aurelsicoko Aurelsicoko added the In progress Tutorial being created label May 1, 2020
@Mcastres Mcastres moved this from Done to In progress in Write for the Community Program May 21, 2020
@malgamves malgamves self-assigned this Oct 20, 2020
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Hey @Aurelsicoko, any update on this?

@Mcastres Mcastres removed this from In progress in Write for the Community Program Jan 20, 2021
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