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JAMstack CMS (beta)

End to end serverless blogging & CMS system. Built with GraphQL, Gatsby & AWS Amplify. Theming based on the Novela theme by Narative.

Philosophy

JAMstack CMS is built to give you the ability to deploy a full stack serverless website in just a few minutes. JAMstack CMS includes the following features built in:

• Authentication & authorization for admin users
• Database with secure API access
• Server-rendered front end for builds
• Dynamic front-end for admins (enables admins to create, update, and delete content)
• Configurable settings
• Admin dashboard

Build time vs run time

With server rendered applications there are typically two types of execution environments, one at build time and one at run time.

The issue with dealing with server rendered applications in the traditional way was that it was not possible to make edits directly in the UI because the build would not accurately represent the current version of the application served at the last build time.

JAMstack CMS solves this issue by giving you two views at run time, including both the static build as well as a dynamic Admin view that allows you to manipulate content and preview pages before building.

This way you have the opportunity to test out new posts and web pages before deploying them to your live environment.

3 Ways to build a page

1. Static page - As with any Gatsby site, can still create a custom static page and route by just creating a new file in the src/pages directory. These pages will all be created at build time.

2. Blog post - In the Admin panel you can create Blog posts that will be dynamically generated at build time. These posts will be queried at build time from the server and used to build the pages. Any images referenced from your image gallery will be downloaded and served locally from the public/downloads folder.

3. Dynamic page - Similarly to creating a post, you can use the WYSYWIG editor and drag and dop interface to create web pages complete with rich text editing.

This is a beta version!

While the CMS is ready to deploy today as it is, this project is still in beta. There is quite a bit of work to do before I am ready to ship version 1. Here are some of the things I will be focusing on:

1. Improved accessibility
2. Performance
3. Comment feature
4. Native Gatsby theming
5. Enabling other cloud providers
6. More page boilerplates
7. Tests
8. TypeScript
9. Massive code cleanup