A Universal Truth About Content (And The Graphs That Might Save It)

A summary of Michael Iantosca’s vision for a graph-based universal Component Content Management System

If you've ever worked in a content management system and thought, "Surely, there must be a better way," you're not alone. Michael Iantosca—technical documentation's equivalent of a weathered lighthouse keeper yelling at ships to avoid the rocks—thinks so, too.

In his blog post, "A Graph-Based Universal Component Content Management System," Iantosca proposes a better way to manage content: combine the strengths of component content systems with the intelligence of knowledge graphs.

It’s a practical fix for a very real problem. Here's the gist, minus the jargon and caffeine-fueled despair.