Or maybe if I wanted to build my own online newspaper. I'd set up the document types, and ask my writers to manage content, while I worked on presentation and display.
Could even build my own Mashable or The Verge off this. I think the biggest draw is an alternative to Wordpress or, god forbid, Drupal. You can set up content structure and work the presentation off a queryable REST api.
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From what I can make out:
1. Define all document types (document metadata and structure) in their custom JSON.
2. They build pretty looking CRUD forms based off the JSON so non technical content writers can fill in and manage content.
3. Expose all documents via a REST API with a bespoke query language.
4. Allow content to be edited collaboratively and changes to be scheduled / buffered.
That's about it, actually. Would work very well when I build a site for my mum's chocolate shop.
You get the idea roughly, although use cases are likely to go beyond that, but your mum's chocolate shop sounds like a great case to start with! :)
Here is more details in video about how to get started: https://developers.prismic.io/documentation/UjBaQsuvzdIHvE4D...
And here more about how to develop: https://developers.prismic.io/
Have fun!
Or maybe if I wanted to build my own online newspaper. I'd set up the document types, and ask my writers to manage content, while I worked on presentation and display.
Could even build my own Mashable or The Verge off this. I think the biggest draw is an alternative to Wordpress or, god forbid, Drupal. You can set up content structure and work the presentation off a queryable REST api.