It is RevCMS.
i said it looks like it, not it was it lol
Imo you're better of making your own cms (or atleast use something newer) if u decide to go that route. Atleast for me it doesn't make sense to implement react into something as outdated as rev?
oop- I'm slow at replying but; What I meant was making a custom backend to this theme instead of suing revCMS because revCMS is clearly outdated and old; You're right, I am most certainly better off making a my own CMS rather than revCMS. But I believe you had a misunderstanding or i had a misleading comment, i mean't a custom cms with the backend in node, like react.
appreciate it bubsGood luck
React is a frontend library, you're getting things mixed up. You need to figure out what you actually want to achieve with this - if you're in it for the sake of just doing the frontend, learning React (which is my my preferred with TypeScript) or another JS frontend library would be a very good start, as it's a good skill to master these, and the retro community lacks projects adheering to up-to-date technology (across the whole stack actually) instead of using raw and bloated html/css on a php framework from 2010 or what do I know.
It does not take long to build a basic cms from scratch. I have built a fully-featured login system with account recovery and email verification using Symfony components and it only took 1 month to build. Plus after its built you can resuse that same code for other projects. My point is I would recommend fellow developers to construct the cms from scratch.React is a frontend library, you're getting things mixed up. You need to figure out what you actually want to achieve with this - if you're in it for the sake of just doing the frontend, learning React (which is my my preferred with TypeScript) or another JS frontend library would be a very good start, as it's a good skill to master these, and the retro community lacks projects adheering to up-to-date technology (across the whole stack actually) instead of using raw and bloated html/css on a php framework from 2010 or what do I know.
Don't take up constructing a whole CMS from scratch if you're only doing it for the sake of other people, but if you're serious about it you can either use an existing CMS such as Heroic (JS/TypeScript as far as I remember) or ARES (PHP) - don't take me up on either of those, they are just the one's that came to mind, haven't used them myself.
If you want to make your own backend from scratch (and it sounds like you would prefer Node), you would have to look at something like Express or NestJS. You don't do backend with React, that's meant for making the user client.
Of course I don't know at what skill level you are, so take this with a grain of salt and do your own thing.
Good luck
Well you could just use a framework like Laravel, where all the features u specified is built into and have it ready within a day
I’d rather build it using standalone Symfony components. It will take more time but it will be fast. Worth it in my opinion. Laraval is not so sweet, Laravel bends over to make it as easy as possible but it’s also the slowest. Fact is easy = slow and hard = fast in programming.
