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Helping those who come after me maintain a website. (self.programming)
submitted 1 year ago by JPAKx4 to c/programming@beehaw.org
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Hello fellow programmers!

I have a website I am creating for a non-profit with multiple locations, and I want to know the best approach to take. The styling will be the same for all them, but the actual content should change depending on the location. I want to create the website in a way that is easy for someone who is not technical to update, even if it's only text, images, and links. Any thoughts would be helpful.

I would like to avoid libraries or frameworks, as I want a simple ftp server to reduce costs and complexity for everyone involved.

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[-] george@midwest.social 5 points 1 year ago

Document document document.

Also, the nice thing about libraries, frameworks, and CMSs is that they already have documentation. If it seems like a pain to learn one of those, imagine how much worse it would be for someone to learn custom code that doesn’t have any resources on Google.

[-] JPAKx4 1 points 1 year ago

Thanks for your response! I'll do my best, however the issue is I don't necessarily want someone to look over documentation just to edit a date on a webpage. I do understand what you mean though.

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