Soldato
A while back I was looking at grabaperch but concluded that there is probably just as good open source alternatives, so what are people's thoughts?
To put some context behind choosing a CMS or CMF I'm looking at the following criteria but is there anything else I should also consider?
A few I've found so far to be well spoken of, in no particular order...
To put some context behind choosing a CMS or CMF I'm looking at the following criteria but is there anything else I should also consider?
- PHP or Python since I favour LAMP
- Good fit with Bootstrap eg I'd prefer to incorporate CMS code in to my HTML5 pages
- Secure
- MySQL
- SEO / Mod rewrite support
- Support for existing account login systems / oauth with MS, Twitter, Google, Facebook etc
- Support end user members in addition to the usual web site owner / editior users
- Baked in features rather than 3rd party plugins although extensibility is also a consideration
- Lightweight and efficiently coded
- On page front end editorial editing would be nice to have
- Good admin UI, easy to understand for client adoption
- White labelled / customisable admin interface
- Support for SSL
- Actively developed / maintained project
- Best license terms
A few I've found so far to be well spoken of, in no particular order...
- Django - https://www.django-cms.org/en/
- Concrete5 - https://www.concrete5.org/
- Processwire - https://processwire.com/
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