Join the Webstudio community

Updated 10 months ago

Interested as Well, in Particular in Using Notion as a CMS

At a glance
Interested as well, in particular in using Notion as a CMS.

Generally curious how one handles such cases elegantly: WS as the tool to create page-templates, that also pulls in text and images and publishes them.

Notion or any proper CMS mostly as the authoring and cataloging tool.
3
B
H
D
17 comments
For the first iteration we will support only cms with html output. Notion sadly does not have it out of the box. Later we thinking about implementing some proxies to workaround this limitation.
Thanks for this clarification, Bogdan. I remember reading Oleg being in favour of Notion as a CMS – but it makes sense to take care of straightforward implementations first.
will there be a list of fully supported CMS we can choose from when it gets released?
we will just start with one that works best and then add more and actually allow others to add more over the marketpalce
the easierst once are those which don't require creating a github repository to even start the cms and have a free tier
those are easier to start with but not always the best in general
pricing varies also so much
We basically need to support categories of services
once we unlock one category, lots of cmss from that category are easy to add
in particular its good to have community champions who will maintain each integration, so we need tobasiclaly focus on category defining services
e..g a CMS that has a cloud, free tier, doesn't require github and has an html output for RTE is a first category, the eariest one to support
actually we need to start a table where we put each of them and put the checkmarks for each service property, not even necessary a CMS, any API-driven service
right now we are looking into hygraph btw
would something like Baserow eventually be considered?
free tier and also self-hostable
You can already use it. Our redources do regular http requests.
Hi ya... Which CMS is going to be launched first? Can we know so we can research it?
Add a reply
Sign up and join the conversation on Discord