Sorted blogs by date in graphql

[Kameshwaran]

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[sanandnarayan]

@Kameshwaran templateKey: { eq: "blog-post" }

is not the right way to do it.
We need another tag which says blog or services or something.

eventually i want to move the /posts /services out of this repo.
this repo should be only the gatsby code, and content should live elsewhere

[sanandnarayan]

can you keep this filtered based on folder. I am not sure what the right architecture is. eventually content should be in a seperate repo or a headless CMS.

We can do some research on that, and suggest a good architecture at a later point in time

[Kameshwaran]

I don't think it is good for us to prefer headless cms here. If we choose headless cms, then again it requires our team members to have an account for adding/altering the content which I eventually don't want to happen.

I think, if we manage the content alone in another repo, we should be good to go. Serverless is doing the same! What do you think?

[sanandnarayan]

it might be the best idea to have every person run our website to add a blog.
anyways, this is not important now. so letting this be for now

[Kameshwaran]

Basically anyone who has github account and part of codebrahma team in github, should be able to update content on website by raising a PR.

[sanandnarayan]

@Kameshwaran We should check out the following three CMS headless, to learn what the new trend is, and what they offer
https://www.contentful.com/
https://www.sanity.io/pricing
https://www.datocms.com/pricing

[sachinmjadhav]

@sanandnarayan We can use a separate repo for all the content and fetch it from there, instead of paying for a headless CMS. Since there are no non-technical people in CB anyone can add their content to that repo by raising a PR, instead of using a headless CMS.

I have created a temporary repo with all the content and raised a PR #39 which fetches content from that repo, please check and let us know what you think.