Access as a Client-Side CMS
How about Microsoft Access as a client-side content management tool? After playing around with Radio UserLand and CityDesk, I’m finding more and more utility in a client-side apps. They’re responsive, they don’t need to be connected , and you can do a lot more with a client-side user interface than…
The author suggests the idea of transforming Microsoft Access into a client-side content management tool using Microsoft VBA. They suggest that the tool could be self-contained, allow for various features like WYSIWYG entry, category assignment, and publishing management, and could generate and FTP files to a remote server. The author also notes that Access is a mature data storage app, combining the functionality of a relational database backend with a Visual Basic application interface.
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