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When getResources Is the Better Fit Than Quip
Not every content problem needs a specialized addon. The original discussion behind this article came down to a simple architectural question: if the goal is just to output and structure content, is getResources enough?
Not every content problem needs a specialized addon. The original discussion behind this article came down to a simple architectural question: if the goal is just to output and structure content, is getResources enough?
In many cases, yes. Tools like Quip solve discussion and commenting workflows, while getResources is much better when the real problem is listing, filtering, or templating normal resources.
When getResources Wins
- the content already exists as resources
- you need flexible template output
- sorting, limiting, or grouping matters more than interaction
- you do not need threaded comments or user-generated discussion
The lesson is simple: choose the smallest tool that matches the job. Projects get harder to maintain when an interaction addon is used as a general content layer.
Combining AjaxSearch with MultiPhotos or MultiTV Data
How to think about search output when resource cards depend on MultiPhotos, MultiTV, or other image-heavy TV data sources.
Troubleshooting JotX After an Evolution CMS Update
A practical note on what to review when JotX starts misbehaving after an Evolution CMS core or custom build update.