Editing Simple Marketing Content Requires a Full Redeploy of the Next.js App
A developer is frustrated that moving something as small as a marketing banner requires redeploying the entire Next.js app, since there's no lightweight way for non-developers to edit page content without touching code. Replies show others have already built ad hoc fixes - a JSON-config admin panel, and a named open-source CMS-lite project - confirming the pain is shared and partially solved.
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