Refinery CMS is a free and open source content management system for Rails 6.0+.
Refinery is designed for sites where the client needs to be able to update their website themselves without being bombarded with anything too complicated.
Rails supports the latest versions of Rails.
Key Features
- Very simple to use.
- Slick, clean user interface.
- Pages:
- Easily edit and manage pages with a visual editor.
- Manage your site’s structure.
- Images & Files:
- Easily upload and insert images.
- Upload and link to resources such as PDF documents.
- Uses the popular Dragonfly.
- Supports storage on Amazon S3.
- Authentication & Users:
- Manage who can access Refinery.
- Control which extensions each user has access to.
- Uses the popular Devise.
- Custom Extensions.
- Extend Refinery easily by running the Refinery extension generator.
- Sticks to “the Rails way” as much as possible.
- Internationalization support – available in over 30 languages including English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and many more.
Website: github.com/refinery/refinerycms
Support:
Developer: Resolve Digital
License: MIT License
Refinery is written in Ruby. Learn Ruby with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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