TinaCMS is an open-source, headless CMS that supports Git - with built-in version control. Check SSW's TinaCMS consulting page.
When building a website using TinaCMS and Next.js, not all images need to live next to your content. Shared assets like logos, icons, or other global visuals are best stored in a central media folder (e.g. /public/uploads). This keeps things simple and avoids duplication.
However, for documents that embed images—like blog posts or rules like this one—it’s important to keep the content (Markdown/MDX files) and related media together in the same folder. This self-contained structure improves maintainability, makes GitHub editing clearer, and supports portability.
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