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I’m am so underwhelmed by CushyCMS, the much-hyped CMS system launched just today in limited beta. CushyCMS essentially does 1 thing: provide a web-interface to automate the process of repeatedly downloading/uploading source files via FTP, but it could be doing so much more!
CushyCMS could provide the first true WYSIWYG editing experience: by scraping the server output before rendering an editing overlay onto defined editable regions within the browser. That is WYSIWYG at it’s best: not only do you see your work rendered in a real browser engine, you can even see any dynamic output! (granted, the dynamic output wouldn’t be editable for obvious reasons) This is especially useful when sites use simple templating systems to render otherwise conceptually static pages.
Otherwise, CushyCMS deserves a cake for being directionally correct…give or take 45°.
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