A NeNe Records deep dive: why I am building a typed, API-first CMS for business data instead of a WordPress-compatible clone.
In my previous article, I introduced the NeNe series: a family of small, self-hosted business tools for teams operating in Japan.
Previous article:
https://dev.to/hideyukimori/i-am-building-self-hosted-business-tools-for-small-teams-in-japan-4i26
This article is a deeper look at one of those tools:
NeNe Records.
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