Una is awesome! :)
Hi Una team! Just wanted to say I'm really impressed with what you're building. I've spent years working with different Content Management Systems, low-code systems, no-code systems, and everything in between and the way you've created the different parts (permissions, blocks, apps, Studio, etc) and how they're inter-connected is genious. 😉
Can't wait to grow an idea on your platform!
-Keith
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I agree, Keith. I seriously doubt that an internet platform with such a comprehensive system of modules and features has ever been created by such a small team. In the history of earth.
Not to mention all the open source integrations.
Consider how few people had issues with the latest beta, for example. It's truly amazing what has been accomplished. Things are really coming together!
It was not an accident.
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Thank Keith Fawcett & banister - we really do appreciate the feedback ☺. It's alway great to hear from people who have spent a lot of time working with various CMS systems, and can really grasp the enormity of what UNA actually is.
It has been a huge leap to get to this point, as banister says, things are really coming together, we are really excited to see what good people like yourselves come up with using this system over the year(s) to come. -
Hi Mark, your phrase: "...the enormity of what UNA actually is" commands our attention. It may be the understatement of the year. Haha.
Most never realize that when they open a pixel-perfect, super clean UNA web page that there are over a million lines of code behind it. Every hand-coded line is virtually error-free and and connected to every other line, where necessary. And if there had been a misplaced period, semi-colin, or character space - things would have gone wrong.
UNA obviously has a great vision and great programmers to execute the plan. Hi Andrew. Hi Alex. The customer service has been fabulous, too. I am referring to Leonid and Anton. Not to forget Alexy and many other kind souls, too numerous to mention. Hi Chris. Hi Baloo...
OK, I hope I don't sound like an advertisement because God knows we are sick enough of them - which makes UNA look even better. Our own site has no adverts and people really appreciate it. Of course, this is not always possible.
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Years ago, we knew that the Internet had the power to democratize the world of ideas. Instead, powerful forces came in to derail things and to seize control. Here in the USA, for example, about 6 big companies control 90% of the news. 2 companies control about 90% of all internet advertising.
UNA represents something far greater than another CMS system. It truly returns the power to the people. The voice of a community - not greedy corporations which only care about advertising dollars.
David Anderson