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Re:Hertz paid Accenture $32M for a website that never went l... by matsemann on Thursday July 21, 2022 @05:02PM (#32185012)
The consultancy I worked for didn't sell or promote that kind of tech, but I still got exposed to it at various clients. Seems like a top-down approach, some upper manager saw the cool tool promoted by someone and bought it, then demanding the devs use it no matter the fit.

Instead of these heavy systems, my favorite has been https://www.sanity.io/ . Headless is the way to go, when your anyways building a custom frontend.

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Re:Hertz paid Accenture $32M for a website that never went l... by imilk on Thursday July 21, 2022 @06:27PM (#32186002)
If you're talking about Sanity, feel like I should mention Directus. Been wonderful for a few projects and completely open source.
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Re:Hertz paid Accenture $32M for a website that never went l... by tmp_anon_22 on Thursday July 21, 2022 @05:15PM (#32185182)
> upper manager saw the cool tool promoted by someone and bought it

And closing that deal and having their reports implement the roll-out was milked for an entire quarters worth of performance metrics for that manager's brag-sheet.

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Re:Hertz paid Accenture $32M for a website that never went l... by cyberpunk on Thursday July 21, 2022 @05:14PM (#32185167)
Seen loads of strapi around too; has its warts but it’s easy enough for frontend folks to manage. :)
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