Websites and applications
NODERA — my system for managing multiple websites
I designed and built NODERA myself. It brings together a public website, central administration and tools that make everyday content management easier.
Project: My own website and administration system
My role: Concept, design, development and operation
Scope: Public website, rdevCMS and client modules
Built for: Managing independent websites in one place
Why I built NODERA
When every website has a different admin and workflow, even a small content change takes too much time. I built NODERA as one place to manage several client projects while keeping each site's data, users and requirements separate.
I created the whole project myself, from its interface and public website to the architecture, databases and operation. On nodera.sk, I also present tools for running SCUM game servers: live data, player support and automation through NODERAgent. The system continues to grow through the real needs of the projects that use it.
One administration, independent websites
NODERA / rdevCMS manages pages, articles, images, forms and language versions. Roles control what each person can access. When a client needs something specific, I add a focused module instead of forcing their work into a generic template.
The public websites run independently. If the administration is temporarily unavailable, visitors can still open the site and send a normal enquiry. That matters for a website a client relies on every day.
Built for continued use
Behind the editor are versioned database changes, safe media uploads, email queues, scheduled work and access controls. I built these foundations so the system can keep growing without patching every new feature into place.
NODERA is also a practical example of the scope of my work: I can deliver the system behind a website and keep it useful as a client's needs change.