Table of Contents
Overview
In Val you essentially hard code content. Unlike normal hard-coded content however, other, non-technical, people can update your code. It also comes with a lot of benefits that will help you even if you do not need other editors: a documented and clean separation of content, handling of routes, images and richtext, which is helpful even if it is only you, the developer, that needs to edit content.
Beta Notice
Val is currently in beta. While the API is relatively stable, some features may be incomplete, and the user experience is subject to change.
Key Features
Content as Code
Instead of storing content in databases or in a cloud service, in Val, content is hard-coded in TypeScript or JavaScript files. It is simpler to get started, faster to setup and easier to maintain.
Local-first
Work with your content locally, ensuring fast access and offline capabilities. Changes can be pushed to your Git repository when ready.
No signup required
In order to use Val you do not need to signup.
An awsome CMS
Val gives you the benefits above, while still providing the core features of a traditional CMS: content can be easily updated by all members on your team, manage images and other files and easily create and render richtext.