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> some kind of admin panel where employees can easily CRUD some updates In my experience this is usually the crux. That software always rots, and needs whateve
by croon 9d ago
> some kind of admin panel where employees can easily CRUD some updates
In my experience this is usually the crux. That software always rots, and needs whatever (minimal) on-ramping for employees, as well as access management.
If I could wave a wand at those solutions I'd stop fighting the user and let them post to Twitter or wherever, and just have a public facing page pull those posts as updates for consumers outside of whatever walled garden they originate from.
- loloquwowndueo 9d agoAccess management is already a problem - just maybe they haven’t run into it. What happens when the employee who has the twitter password leaves? (This is France so the only way is probably retirement). A bespoke system with an interface similar to twitter sounds like it’d be a suitable solution. And I bet it can be vibe coded in 5 minutes.
- mitxela 9d agoAnd when it rots, some enterprising employee says: hey, why don't I just make a foobar account and post there? That would work so much better.