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 In terms of which CMS to go with, they all have great merits and I can see them all being useful for different projects. But for my needs - for smaller side projects and for personal sites - Contentful and Prismic seem like the ones to go for. They’re both cloud-based with minimal setup and work via an API so I can access them wherever I need to. Also their free tiers have great features, and scale easily so that if I have a ‘proper’ project, I can get a version that will suit any needs.
 
-Was this post useful? Do you use any of these CMSs, or a different one? Please let me know, I’d love to hear about how you get one with them. And look out for a future post about hosting. I mentioned that ContentfulCMS runs great with Contentful, but there are other options! I’ll be looking at Github Pages, Heroku and more!
+Was this post useful? Do you use any of these CMSs, or a different one? Please let me know, I’d love to hear about how you get one with them. And look out for a future post about hosting. I mentioned that NetlifyCMS runs great with Netlify, but there are other options! I’ll be looking at Github Pages, Heroku and more!
 
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