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Tag: cms
Phil Smith introduces Perch, a lightning-fast, extensible, easy-to-use CMS that's perfect for projects small and large, scaling easily via Perch Runway.
Gareth Redfern introduces Statamic, a full-featured, flat-file CMS for creating sophisticated, fully version-controlled websites without a database.
Danny guides you through adding new functionality to Drupal - support for several editors per single node, but without access to others of the same type
Nick goes in depth with Bolt CMS, implementing custom content types along with their pagination and single record views. You won't believe how easy it is!
Nick Salloum takes a look at BoltCMS - a new player in the CMS game - and uses it to build a sample small business website. See how!
This article provides an overview of 6 Node.js static site generators for JavaScript lovers.
Lukas Kahwe Smith discusses CMS Content Organization structures, comparing Trees to Facets to References to Tags. Running a CMS? You need to read this.
Taylor Ren shows you how you can use CockpitCMS, the Developer's CMS, to create a custom trip-journal quickly and easily.
Younes Rafie continues his foray into OctoberCMS development by showing you how to build a widget plugin from scratch.
Drupal 7 can become even more "kitchen sink" if you spice it up with some AngularJS magic. Danny Sipos will show you how in this tutorial!
Younes Rafie builds a blogging theme for OctoberCMS in this step by step tutorial. Laravel powered blogging in a jiffy!
Younes Rafie will build a Google Analytics plugin for OctoberCMS from scratch to show you how simple it is. Get started today!
OctoberCMS is a Laravel-based CMS that aims to make content management simple and user friendly. Nick explains how dead easy it is to get started with it!
Joomla has received many, many updates over the years, and the most recent versions are better than ever. Read Adedayo's list of the most important changes!
WordPress or Jekyll? If you're creating or porting your blog to a new platform, this article covers the main differences between the two popular choices.
Bruno Škvorc demonstrates in a step by step procedure how one can get a Drupal 8 site fully up and running in under five minutes
Chris Ward went to DrupalCon Amsterdam 2014 and came back with some insight for those who were unable to attend but would still like to be kept in the loop.
Danny Englander explains some tricks he uses to fine tune his Drupal Themes - from pattern matching to argument break-ups
Ivo Lukac explains why he feels eZ Publish is the right choice for your next CMS, especially if your project is a large one
Misel Tekinder gets you up and running with ImpressPages - a CMS that puts emphasis on stylish and easy content editing while maintaining customizability
ImpressPages4 is a dead simple CMS designed for non technical users as much as it is for technical users - see how to get it up and running on a VM in 60s!
Danny Sipos wraps up his Drupal 8 Module Development series by focusing on configuration management and service containers
Danny Sipos explains how (and why) to expose your custom database tables to Views in Drupal 7 (applies also to Drupal 8)
Daniel Sipos wraps up his two-part series on building custom entities in Drupal by binding them to views, adding hooks, and more.
Danny Sipos explains how you can add your own custom entities in Drupal. This part of the series focuses on the setup and prepares you for what's next.
Weary of WordPress? Jaded with Joomla? Chris Leeds gets you set up with what may well become the lean and mean CMS of your dreams - Ghost.
Lukas White introduces the readers to Kirby - a file based no-database CMS that's dead easy to set up and use
Part 1 in the CMS showdown series, this article sets up Nginx with HTTPS and Ghost on DigitalOcean, laying the foundation for future parts
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