Category: CMS

Kirby is a flat-file CMS with no database requirement, offering features like native markdown WYSIWYG support and a flexible CSS framework. Installation on Ubuntu 16.04/18.04/18.10 involves setting up Nginx HTTP server and PHP 7.2-FPM, then downloading the latest Kirby release from GitHub. Configuring Nginx and enabling the Kirby site concludes the setup.

Kirby is a database-less, flat-file Content Management System (CMS) providing unique features, including native markdown WYSIWYG support, SEO friendliness, and a flexible CSS framework. This post provides a step-by-step guide for installing Kirby CMS on various Ubuntu versions, with Apache2 and PHP 7.2 support. It covers the setup process from installing Apache2 HTTP Server to…

CMSimple_XH is an open-source, flat file content management system (CMS) that allows you to create websites without a separate database server. It offers features unavailable in other PHP-based CMS, including native markdown support, SEO friendliness, and no installation requirements. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to installing CMSimple_XH on an Ubuntu server with Apache2 and…

Vanilla Forums is an open-source, customizable forum solution that can create online communities in minutes. The software is efficient and easy to use. This post is a detailed guide on how to install Vanilla Forums software on Ubuntu 16.04 / 18.10 and 18.04 with Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP 7.2-FPM support. The tutorial covers the installation…

Vanilla Forums is an open-source community forum software that allows individuals to set up online communities with ease. This guide provides a detailed walkthrough to install Vanilla Forums on Ubuntu 16.04 / 18.10 and 18.04 with Apache2, MariaDB, and PHP 7.2 support. The guide covers installing server software, setting up databases, downloading the forum package…

Batflat is a lightweight, fast, and bootstrap-ready flat-file Content Management System (CMS) that does not require a separate database, being smaller than alternatives like WordPress. It uses a unique algorithm to handle content based on various parameters, maintaining optimal performance even with numerous posts and tags. The post also provides a tutorial on installing Batflat…

Statamic is a responsive, flat-file content management system (CMS), not requiring a database server, and offering unique features for website building and maintenance. This guide shows how to install Statamic on Ubuntu with Nginx and PHP 7.2-FPM, outlining steps to install Nginx and PHP, configuring the Statamic and Nginx setup, and updating for latest releases.

Batflat is a lightweight, bootstrap-supported, flat-file CMS that eliminates the need for a separate database. It’s smaller than WordPress, offering features like an SEO-friendly design, a flexible CSS framework, and a unique algorithm for content listing. This tutorial guides users on how to install Batflat on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 LTS with Apache2 and PHP…

Content CMS, based on Drupal, is an open-source Content Management System that allows web admins to create dynamic websites and provides a standard API-ready platform as well as demo content. This tutorial guides students and new users through installing Contenta CMS on Ubuntu servers, using Apache2, MariaDB, and PHP 7.2 support. It covers steps including…

Statamic is a responsive, efficient, flat-file CMS that doesn’t require a database server, making it a unique option amongst PHP-based systems. It comes with a user-friendly dashboard and has faster site creation features. This tutorial demonstrates how to install Statamic on Ubuntu with Apache2 HTTP server and PHP 7.2 support.