Netlify CMS is a way for developers to manage site content through Git, but with a UI. And with new support for open authoring in GitHub, getting a community contribution is more approachable than you might think. Benaiah Mischenko teaches us how to get started with Netlify CMS and walks us through setting up Open Authoring.
Netlify CMS is a way for developers to manage site content through Git, but with a UI. And with new support for open authoring in GitHub, getting a community contribution is more approachable than you might think. Benaiah Mischenko teaches us how to get started with Netlify CMS and walks us through setting up Open Authoring.
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