bruno12mota
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Comment · 10 years ago
Comment · 10 years ago
Hello all!
I'm Bruno Mota the creator of Relax CMS and I need your help to take the project to bigger grounds. If you don't know Relax, it is a CMS built with the latest technologies that enable a complete visual way of creating a website and its respective content types.
I've worked on Relax for over 6 months full time, but got to a state where I needed to get a part time job to basically live, which slowed down its development speed. With your contributions I'd be able to get back to it full time and even hire more people to help with the project.
Relax has not been released yet, but the beta should be done in around 2 months.
You can check Relax GitHub repo here: https://github.com/relax/relax
And check Relax's staging deployment (unstable) here: http://staging.getrelax.io/admin
Also I'm always seeking for feedback and people interested in talking/contributing to the project, join us on Relax's slack http://slack-relax.herokuapp.com/
Feel free to leave your opinions here as well :)
Cheers!
Comment · 10 years ago
Hey! Relax creator here. Schemas you create in Relax will be able to mark as publicly accessible, so you'll be able to use it as an API, it's a GraphQL API though :)
Comment · 10 years ago
Hey! Relax creator here. Yes it will. You'll be able to create any component to use on the page builder where you can make your own settings and styles options.
Comment · 10 years ago
There's a reason to it :)
Comment · 10 years ago
There's always some dependencies. Most hosting companies nowadays have servers setups that already brings you Node.js installed the same way you have servers with PHP configured. You just have to think PHP is declining and JavaScript rocket flying so things will turn on this. Also with docker setup on the way for relax, it'll be a breeze
Comment · 10 years ago
Hey! Relax creator here. Thanks for your input :)
Saying PostgreSQL is a better fit in terms of performance is a bit controversial in my opinion, there are quite a lot of tests between the two and most say it is the exact opposite https://blog.michaelckennedy.net/2010/04/29/mongodb-vs-sql-s...
Despite that, can't say for a fact that's the case for Relax since I haven't test both on it. Mongo is behaving really well though, our demo instance has been getting a pound lately (dozens of users at a time) and it's running smoothly even though our machine is not really powerful.
Also in terms of scaling, Mongo also has a great solution for horizontal scaling https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/sharding/
Having this said, not entirely against having different database layers supported in Relax. Since we're using GraphQL would be a matter of creating an abstraction when accessing the data on the queries and mutations resolves. Not on our priorities for now but we're always open for contributions :)
Comment · 10 years ago
Hey! Relax creator here. Actually the demo version goes back quite a while. We're redesigning a refactoring pretty much of it. Should be completed soon and we'll update the demo when it's more stable :-)
Comment · 10 years ago
Hey! Relax creator here. Sorry to ear that. Since it's a demo people add a lot of noise to it (a lot of styles and colors etc), with a private account and with some theme imported you'd see that making a theme is a bliss with it :-)
We're also redesigning the admin entirely for the beta release https://twitter.com/relaxjs/status/699674354657976320
Comment · 10 years ago
Hey! Relax creator here. You're absolutely right, although Relax stays in between that problem. Each component can have styles, and these styles will come alongside a theme. Which means if the end user is using a theme, he'll just have to drag and drop components, and select the style from the ones the theme has. Makes sense?
We'll also have a templates feature which users can use to not start a page from scratch :-)
Comment · 10 years ago
Hey everyone!
I've been working on a new lib called Relate, started as some experimentation, ended up scaling to a full lib :)
The concept is simple, a simpler and data agnostic Relay on top of Redux. I think the end result is quite interesting.
Already made some docs for it: http://relax.github.io/relate/
Would love to get some feedback and opinions about it.
Cheers!
Comment · 11 years ago
Will do after the refactoring I'm doing now to use GraphQL with Relay and React 0.14, will take a few days but will definitely raise the bar
Comment · 11 years ago
There's an issue created for that https://github.com/relax/relax/issues/45 will take care of it after the Relay refactoring
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