ShinyCMS is a content management system for building and operating content-rich websites. It is aimed principally at web developers who want a starting point for a site with an administration interface, editorial tools and optional community functions.
The system uses a modular architecture so installations can enable the functionality they need. Developers can adapt themes, extend the platform with their own plugins and integrate custom application behaviour. Administrative permissions are controlled separately from access to public-facing content.
A single installation can combine a conventional website with community participation and email communication. The shared administration area makes it possible to handle these functions without building each one as a separate service.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Page publishing with reusable page templates, nested page sections and generated navigation.
- Blog and news modules for publishing articles and time-sensitive updates.
- Plugin system for adding features and omitting unneeded components.
- Theme support with included designs and the ability to override template partials.
- Reusable content inserts that can appear in different pages and templates.
- Nested comments with moderation, reply notifications and anti-spam integration.
- Mailing list subscriptions and newsletters generated from HTML or MJML templates.
- User registration, profile pages and access groups for restricting selected content.
- Granular administration permissions and authentication for managing different editorial roles.
- Site search, tags, votes and form-handling features through optional plugins.
- Website and email statistics, with dashboards and configurable charts.
- Site configuration, feature flags and sitemap generation tools.
Website: github.com/denny/ShinyCMS-ruby
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Developer: Denny de la Haye
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
ShinyCMS is written in Ruby. Learn Ruby with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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