Overview

HAX is a back-end CMS that aims to provide a fast and efficient authoring experience for creating static file-backed websites. It leverages JSON Outline Schema to author multiple pages and then writes them onto the file system. The goal of HAX is to be the smallest possible CMS, with a slim server layer focused on basic authentication, file storage, and version control. This product analysis will explore the key features, installation process, and provide a summary of HAX.

Features

Fast and efficient authoring experience: HAX provides a streamlined authoring experience for creating websites quickly.
Static file-backed websites: HAX stores the authored pages as static files on the file system, allowing for easy deployment and maintenance.
JSON Outline Schema: HAX leverages JSON Outline Schema to structure and organize the content of the website.
Slim server layer: The server layer of HAX is minimal, focused on basic authentication, file storage, and version control.
Web component factory: HAX includes a factory that generates web components, making it library agnostic and offering a unified development, testing, and production pipeline.
Elimination of web component adoption barriers: HAX aims to eliminate barriers to web component adoption by providing a tool that can handle web components without the need for polyfills.
Developer tools: HAX includes developer tools like Storybook for easy library development and testing.

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