Currently, we have official libraries for Ruby on Rails, React, and React Native, and a community-contributed library for Crystal. See our docs for more info

A chunk is a single piece of content which is given a unique identifier on the Editmode platform. It can be plain text, rich text, image, or hybrid.

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Absolutely, you can book a demo with our team here. 

Currently, the Editmode plugin for VS Code is the quickest way to get existing content into Editmode. We are also working on a command-line-interface and an import tool in the content hub. For larger projects, we are also more than happy to offer a concierge service to get initial content imported. Reach out to us at [email protected] or using the chat button at the bottom of the page.

A hybrid chunk is a chunk that belongs to a collection.

An atomic CMS does not require content structure to be defined before content can be stored and served. This makes it much more suitable for standalone content like product copy and landing page text than structured Content Management Systems like Contentful.

Editmode uses a globally distributed content delivery network (powered by Cloudflare) to serve content to your end users. This means that no matter where your users are in the world, it'll take on average 1/10th of a second to serve them content.

The Editmode API is cached at the edge (via Cloudflare), meaning that even in the very unlikely event of an Editmode interruption, content will continue to be served. Additionally, the Editmode client libraries impose server-side (rails) and client-side (react) caching, and allow fallback content to defined directly in the codebase, or in a separate resource file. Combined, these measures make it extremely unlikely that an Editmode service outage affecting your users will occur.

You can read our Continuity Promise here.

If we don't currently support your chosen framework, there's a good chance you can still do what you need with the Editmode API. If you have a large need for Editmode and we don't currently support your chosen stack/framework, please email us at [email protected]

The core Editmode platform is not open source, but our client libraries are. You can browse them here.

Our roadmap is highly dependent on our business, which changes a lot, so we don't list public deadlines for specific features, but if you reach out to us at [email protected] or using the chat button below, we may be able to shed a little more light.