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I need help in the following problem, but some relevant contex. I studied software engenier in college and learnt mainly Java, C, some JS and after I graduate, my first job was on a low code company, so I never had the opportunity to explore and improve my skills on frameworks and so on, in a more corporate or professional way.

Having this in mind, the problem is, I'm building a corporate site, which the purpose is to show the company image, who they are, all the projects they have work on (in a form of gallery). So this website don't have any logic, or isn't even really complex, but one of the requirements is, the content have to be manage in a backoffice. They also want to be owners of their code. They already have a website but is very old and they couldn't manage any content without a developer intervention. They also own the server and domain.

So the main point here is so I can learn, practice and grow myself while build a great solution for the customer.

So, what technologies do you advice facing all this?

Thanks :)

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Many of the current content management systems will enable you to do this and also own the code since mostly open source. Some of the options I recommend you look at include:

Pleas see here for a comparison of various CMS.

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  • Since there is no logic required wouldn’t a static site generator be an appropriate option? Perhaps simpler and safer? – Eric S Jun 28 at 18:52
  • Could be but see above: "but one of the requirements is, the content have to be manage in a backoffice"... – Z Z Jun 29 at 14:38
  • Which is allowed by most static site generators, I believe. Jekyl in particular seems nice. cloudcannon.com/jekyll-cms/… – Eric S Jun 29 at 15:33
  • Why not add it as an answer? If you are part of the team, pls declare so.Not used it myself. – Z Z Jun 30 at 8:11
  • I’ve only played with it and never used it beyond a local instance. Just asking as you seem much more experienced than I am. – Eric S Jun 30 at 15:41

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