Following is not clear from the front page:

* How is this different from Jekyll?
* What would make a good use-case for this tool? When is a full-blown CMS overkill? When is a static-site generator too limiting? What is the sweet spot for this project?

-- Saurabh.


On 27 Nov 2016 1:58 am, "Tobias Dammers" <tdammers@gmail.com> wrote:
A little something I've been working on:

https://sprinkles.tobiasdammers.nl/

You feed it a bunch of templates, content in files, databases, APIs,
etc., define routes and map them onto data sources and templates using a
YAML configuration file, and it'll serve that as a full blown website.
It sits somewhere in between a classic CMS and a static site generator.

The code is available on github:

https://github.com/tdammers/sprinkles

Both the sprinkles website and that for ginger
(https://ginger.tobiasdammers.nl/) are built on Sprinkles (following
some advice about dog food I read somewhere).

Before I unleash this to a more general audience, I'd like to get some
honest (harsh) criticism here, on both the code itself and the available
materials (website, documentation). Feel free to roast me relentlessly.

--
Tobias Dammers - tdammers@gmail.com
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