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A React, Redux, and Ant Design boilerplate for building enterprise-class CMS, ERP, and admin applications.
A reference example of a Sitecore solution built on Helix architecture principles for modular development.
A full-featured Laravel-based Content Management System with block-based templating and Physical Web integration.
A Blazor framework for building fully customizable content management systems purely from code.
A modular, fast content management system built on the Phalcon PHP framework for flexible web projects.
A client-side headless CMS for editing Markdown and other files directly in a GitHub repository.
A self-hostable, Twitter/Bluesky-like microblogging service with Markdown support, syntax highlighting, and RSS feed following.
A simple Laravel-based CMS with built-in modules for blog, pages, products, gallery, and user management.
A modular open-source Laravel administration panel and CMS designed for developers seeking flexibility and power.
A monorepo of reusable web components and microservice APIs for building accessible, HAX-powered authoring experiences.
A fully integrated Magento 2 blog extension for creating, managing, and optimizing a native blog within your store's admin panel.
A utility for Sitecore that serializes and syncs database items (templates, renderings) across environments using source control.
An open-source AI-powered headless CMS that generates schemas, data, APIs, and UI from natural language prompts.
An open-source .NET-based web content management system for building and managing websites.
A Ruby script that fingerprints remote applications and third-party scripts to identify their versions for security assessment.
A Wagtail module for managing video and audio files within the admin interface, similar to wagtail.documents.
A Google Analytics dashboard integrated directly into the Wagtail admin interface.
A curated list of awesome Umbraco CMS packages, resources, and developer tools.
Adds Markdown fields, blocks, and inline previews to Wagtail CMS, replacing rich text editors with a wiki-like editing experience.
An extensible, cross-database, mobile-friendly CMS and web application framework built with C# ASP.NET.
A flexible, user-friendly, self-hosted PHP CMS for creating custom digital experiences on the web.
A Django Wagtail extension that generates static flat files from your CMS content for improved performance and hosting flexibility.
A lightweight, composable CMS for ASP.NET Core that adds content management to existing sites with minimal impact.
Official and community-maintained Docker images and build scripts for Sitecore CMS.
A Wagtail project template for quickly bootstrapping news websites with pre-defined pages, blocks, and fixtures.
A Node.js content management system written in CoffeeScript with a user-friendly backend interface.
A modular, multilingual content management system and web application framework built on ASP.NET Core 2.0 MVC.
An all-in-one ASP.NET Core platform for CMS, eCommerce, forum, Q&A, and CRM built on the SIOH framework.
A free, professional open-source modular content management engine built on the ColdBox MVC framework for ColdFusion (CFML).
An ORM mapping framework for Sitecore and other CMS platforms, enabling strongly-typed data access.
A fully integrated blog extension for Magento 2 with WordPress-like features, SEO optimization, and multi-store support.
A discontinued Symfony distribution for building content management systems and applications.
Factory Boy classes for generating test data in Wagtail CMS projects.
A Django Wagtail extension for loading site-specific themes, enabling multi-site installations with distinct designs.
A Wagtail extension for transferring content between multiple Wagtail instances, enabling staging-to-production workflows.
An automatic image optimizer for the Sitecore media library that reduces image sizes by 8-70%.
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