Gulp it. Change it.
Drop Asteriks on any part of your real website. It takes in the context, then you change it, in plain words or by hand. No CMS in between.
A short film on why Asteriks edits your real website instead of a CMS, told by the person building it.
- Gulp it.Drop Asteriks on any part of the page.
- Say it.Ask for the change in plain words.
- Or type it.Click the words and change them yourself.
- Ship it.Publish, and it lands in your real files.
Where we’re going, there are no CMSs.
1990s
Hand-written HTML
Every change needed someone who codes.
2000s
The CMS
Forms and fields that look nothing like the page.
2010s
Page builders
Visual, but your site lives on their platform.
2020s
AI generators
A great first version. Then what?
Now
Asteriks
Edit the page itself. Your files stay yours.
Your website is just files.
No proprietary format. Asteriks edits the same files your developer would.
On the page
Fresh bread, out of the oven by 7.
src/pages/index.astro
12 <section class="hero">
13 <h1>Fresh bread, out of the oven by 7.</h1>
14 <p>Sourdough, rye and seasonal loaves</p>- Portable. It’s your project. Host it wherever you like.
- Reversible. Snapshots you can go back to in one step.
- Yours. Stop using Asteriks and your site keeps working.
- Astro first. Fast pages from plain files. More frameworks are coming.
Show it what you mean.
Gulp any part of your page, say what you need, and see it change where it belongs.
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