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by tomd
4428 days ago
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xaritas's reply is a more eloquent version of what I would have written. We used Mezzanine - e.g. for http://datakind.org - before building Wagtail, which was partly inspired by Mezzanine's pages-are-just-Django-models approach. Mezzanine's excellent documentation and installation process, along with its maintainer's community management, remain reference points for us. The areas where Wagtail departs most significantly from Mezzanine - the editor experience, moderation based workflow, content revision tracking - aren't features which can be easily tacked on to another system. Our goal is the best possible user experience for content management, and I don't think it's feasible to build that as a skin for the Django admin. In terms of structural differences, django-modelcluster [1] is a key part of what makes this user experience possible: [1] https://github.com/torchbox/django-modelcluster Thanks for the CMS grid link. We'll add Wagtail to it. |
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