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About our website
We made our first website in 1997 and we've been making our own websites ever since.
In 2007 we adopted and customised a content management system (which allows staff to add their own content) and in 2010 we wrote our own CMS.
We use a handful of libraries, but most of what we use we've developed ourselves. Our backend is written in C# and sits on our own IIS webserver in school. We recently started using Vuejs on the client, and all the JavaScript modules are bundled with Webpack which includes some legacy browser support. If you're reading this then it must be working!
Our website is made and hosted by Hartismere School.
They made their first website in 1997 and they've been making their own websites ever since.
In 2007 they adopted and customised a content management system (which allows staff to add their own content) and in 2010 they wrote their own CMS.
It uses a handful of libraries, but most of it has been developed by Hartismere. The backend is written in C# and sits on Hartismere's own IIS webserver in school. The website recently started using Vuejs on the client, and all the JavaScript modules are bundled with Webpack which includes some legacy browser support. If you're reading this then it must be working!
If you would like more information about this website, or if you have any feedback, please contact webmaster@hartismere.family. We'd love to hear from you.
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