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Un CMS web basado en Postgres que sea intuitivo, sin configuración compleja, con login de usuarios, visualización y edición directa de tablas y columnas, y funciones básicas de búsqueda y filtrado.

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7.0/ 10

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Urgency8.0

Market size7.0

Feasibility8.0

Competition5.0

Pain point

El CMS personalizado es difícil de actualizar y requiere depuración técnica para cambios simples en la base de datos.

Who'd pay for this

Equipos corporativos con usuarios técnicos y no técnicos que gestionan contenido en bases de datos Postgres, especialmente marketing y administración.

Source signal

"I'm looking for a web based Content Management System solution for everyone on my team, including the non-programming marketing and admin teammates."

Original post

Ask HN: Recommendations for a web based CMS for Postgres?

Published: 6 hours ago

Our team has a custom built CMS that is really painful to update. Every time we make the slightest change to the database we have to dig in and debug the thing, it's too distracting. I'm looking for a web based Content Management System solution for everyone on my team, including the non-programming marketing and admin teammates. We need the bare-bones feature set:1. Each user can login with a username and pass2. User can see all the tables in the database3. User can edit each column of each row4. Basic searching&filtering would be niceIt doesn't need to be pretty, but it's gotta be intuitive. Also I don't want to have to configure anything, just the username and password for postgres and it works.I've already explored pgAdmin and pgweb but they were both too technical. I'm also kinda new to the corporate world so google isn't showing me ads for these kinds of things yet.Thoughts?

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