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I'm looking for headless cms with good support for several languages. It is my first project with headless cms so i tried to find something on my own but i couldn't find solution which i want. I decided to use strapi but it has poor (or maybe i miss something) internalization API. As i saw i can provide multiple language but just for some word's/sentences.
https://strapi.io/documentation/3.0.0-beta.x/guides/i18n.html#usage
But my question is about some solution that can distinguish content built with content builder (some articles etc), or maybe if we cannot achieve that in strapi, is there some other free headless cms with that feature ? I couldn't find that and i've not seen any article about achieving that behaviour.
Best regards and thank You in advance.
contentful has good multi-lingual content support but it's SaaS so you can't host it yourself.
Pricing is based on the number of spaces and users you need, plus a platform fee.
Directus is free (on-prem PHP) or pay (Saas) and supports content in many languages via "translation" fields which are returned as specified by the lang parameter in the API.
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I'm looking for a solution (probably CMS or framework) to make a database and user friendly interface for data entry by regular users.
At our department we're doing a lot of data collection - 6 DBs, 2k records, ~100-200 fields. All of them are powered by in-house Rails application that's hard to maintain on this scale. So, I'm looking for a more tailored solution.
What is important:
Well-thought database design and data management solution (migrations, validation, etc)
Almost unlimited customisation (backend and frontend programming), especially an ability to make complex inputs
Great community to learn and contribute (open source)
What will be nice to have:
Python/Ruby/etc backend. Modern React (at least not Angular) frontend
PostgreSQL support
Plugins, integration with other services
Something I've found: Oracle APEX, MS Access, FileMaker (proprietary), nuBuilder (very limited). After all, I thought about rewriting our app using PostgREST and React or use Plone as a basis (but a bit afraid of ZODB). What do you think?
Any help and advices are appreciated, thx.
PostgreSQL + PostgREST + react-admin
Reactrb plus rails. Very simple to use 100% ruby see http://reactrb.org
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I just recently discovered Firebase, and watched a video of how Firebase can complement AngularJS application. I was super excited, right until I realized, that Firebase only available as a hosted service, and as such, is not an option for my employer.
I'd like to ask if anyone is aware of a framework or a library, offering a comparable feature set (i.e. auto-binded madel back-end persistence combined with a real-time push)
Any information would be great.
Found my answer - meteor.js. Has a host of amazing features including realtime data
I recently discovered Deployd. For most use cases, this should work nicely.
Most of my backend-less learning comes from NoBackend
There is also socketcluster: http://socketcluster.io/
It's not a framework - More like a realtime environment. You can run various Node.js frameworks like express on top of it.
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I know stuff like jQuery Mobile, which makes it a lot easier to handle the optimization for mobile devices/smartphones. I also came across several sites with articles about this topic, but I would love to have something more bullet-proof and up-to-date information about it.
Problem is that the mobile browser steadily change and there are huge differences, also there are many people with just a theory and no proper background to it. Are there any up-to-date and looked-after websites or resources I can rely on to optimize my website for mobile devices (in general) on a basis of good practice?
I found these sites helpful:
Google's Go Mo site offers useful resources & best
practices for building mobile-friendly sites.
WTF MobileWeb tracks anti-patterns (that you should avoid)
Mobile Web Best Practices
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I'm pretty new to CouchDB. I have googled without finding a database viewer for CouchDB.
How do you view a CouchDB database without manipulating the raw HTTP messages ?
Ideally, the tool would meet the following requirements :
Cross-platform (Windows or Linux mainly)
Desktop application or Web application
Allow editing of documents, databases etc
There is built-in web application that allows you to manage CouchDB instance -- http://guide.couchdb.org/draft/tour.html#welcome
And your question is very ambiguous. You ask for the web application as option but without "a classic browser" you cannot use it.
In case you don't find Futon very intuitive, please checkout CouchDB Query Explorer. The tool is aimed at providing an intuitive approach to configure & use. Define your own fields & filters. Querying is as simple as selecting one or more filters. For more information please visit here
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I'm migrating from Solr to Elasticsearch and was wondering if there was a UI available that is similar to Solritas. There is a great tool here:
http://mobz.github.com/elasticsearch-head/
Which provides browsing/searching capabilities, but it doesn't seem to have faceted browsing implemented yet (please correct me if I'm wrong). Is there another UI that is popular with elasticsearch, or would I be better off implementing something using the extensive client apis?
Thanks,
Saw this recently. May be a good starting point for what you're looking for: https://github.com/okfn/facetview
Kibana is coming along nicely. It requires a bit of customization to get it the way you want it, but it's built from the ground up to work with facets.
There is no better UI available for ES as ES-HEAD is already great and steadily improves.
But maybe this is the perfect solution ;)
"why not contribute to that project, implementing facets and sending a
patch / pull request? – Mauricio Scheffer"
Link to source: https://github.com/mobz/elasticsearch-head
You can use Sense(Beta) extension of chrome browser.
ElasticSearch data browser
Search, charts, one-click setup....
Take a look at Calaca, it's a simple, yet good looking, search UI for Elasticsearch and with minimum configs required to get started. It doesn't support faceting though, but if all you need is simple search and browse, then this might work for you. On github - https://github.com/romansanchez/Calaca