Tag: Content Management System

FlatCore is an open-source, PHP-based content management system (CMS) allowing full control over content, perfect for building websites and apps efficiently. Installation involves setting up the Apache2 HTTP Server and PHP 7.2. Once installed, a flatCore setup wizard guides users through the final stages. To successfully use flatCore, users need to also install Apache2, PHP…

Lavalite is an open-source and flexible framework based on Laravel for setting up content management systems and cloud-based applications. It facilitates a user-friendly platform facilitating collaboration and automation of engaging experiences across multiple devices. The text provides a comprehensive installation guide for Lavalite involving the configuration of the Apache2 server, MariaDB database server, PHP 7.2,…

This article explains the process of installing and using Chyrp-lite CMS on Ubuntu Linux with Nginx support. Chyrp-lite CMS, a PHP-based, open-source blogging engine offering full control over content and HTML structure, requires Nginx HTTP Server, MariaDB database server, and PHP 7.2 for operation. The article provides step-by-step instructions for installation and configuration processes of…

Hoosk is a user-focused Content Management System (CMS) that allows for the creation of responsive websites. It features an easy to use block system for content editing. To use Hoosk, you need to install the Apache2 HTTP server and MariaDB database server. The CMS also requires PHP 7.2. Once these are installed and configured, you…

Chyrp-lite is a lightweight, open-source Content Management System (CMS) designed for ease of use and flexibility across devices. It requires the installation of the Apache2 HTTP Server, the MariaDB database server, and PHP 7.2. After setting up the associated servers, Chyrp-lite CMS can be installed, which includes creating a database, downloading the current version from…

Camaleon CMS is an adaptable content management system (CMS) built on Ruby on Rails, aimed at simplifying static website development. It competes with other CMSs like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, offering features such as instant content publishing and SEO-friendly posts, pages, categories, and more. The attached guide provides a detailed step-by-step process to install Camaleon…

Refinery CMS is a well-known content management system based on Ruby on Rails. It simplifies the creation of static websites with instant content publishing and SEO-friendly features. Using packages such as Ruby 2.5.3, Rails 5.2.1, and MySQL Server, it can be set up easily on Ubuntu. Moreover, it provides utilities not available in PHP-based CMSs…

BlackCat is a user-friendly CMS platform designed for businesses to effectively manage their websites without needing HTML skills. Developed on an open-source core, it provides support for open standards. The software requires Apache2 HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, and PHP 7.2. It’s recommended to follow installation steps carefully and configure appropriate parameters post-installation. Once installed,…

SpinaCMS is an open-source Rails content management system offering features like permalinks, categories, pages, and posts. It’s designed for straightforward, dynamic website creation without the need to understand complex HTML. This post provides a comprehensive guide on how to install and setup SpinaCMS on Ubuntu using Ruby 2.5.3 and Rails 5.2.1.

Fae CMS is a Ruby on Rails-based open-source content management system powering multiple reputable websites. Its highlights include quick content publishing, SEO-friendly permalinks, categories, pages, posts and custom layout management. The content gives a detailed procedure of setting up Fae CMS on Ubuntu, including the installation of Ruby, Rails, necessary packages, and Fae CMS itself…