This site's purpose is to partially demonstrate the capabilities of the tinymash flat-file CMS.
But, wait, what?!
Who needs another CMS, right? Who needs another flat-file CMS, right? Well, nobody, actually. This whole project started out as a Blogger import test. I wanted to move two old blogs out from the Google sphere and into, something else.
This "something else" turned into tinymash 😎
I do want to point out that there's absolutely nothing magic about tinymash; it could just as well have been called "Yet Another Flat-File Open Source CMS", but that name is truly a nightmare, and I'm not sure there's a cool acronym for it, so tinymash it is!
Progress
As I progress on this little "Blogger import" 😉 venture, I will try to stay as true as possible to my original idea, but there's a slight risk of me taking this too far since I would just love to work with a content workflow that makes sense to me.
When time permits, and my code smoke tests clear, I will publish a first version on GitHub or other similar place. The license will be AGPLv3.
As these things go, the word "tiny" in tinymash may no longer be true. But it depends on your definition of tiny, I suppose 😊
Platform
tinymash is written for PHP 8.4 and uses no database (at the moment). The basics for content is CommonMark (Markdown), but with some reasonable UI enhancements.
We shall see what happens with other components and parts.