CMS
What is a Flat-file CMS? Flat-file content management systems (CMSs) expertly address the issue of eliminating the need for a database to store content and configuration. Relying exclusively on flat-files instead of a database, they robustly safeguard against SQL-injection. Moreover, they optimally utilize server resources, far more efficiently than their
CMS
Outstatic CMS is a content management system built with Next.js. It uses Markdown files which are stored at GitHub. Outstatic CMS supports custom collections and custom fields, making it a flexible option for managing content. However, it does not have theming options, Sitemap or SEO options. It allows you
Wiki
Amusewiki is a free and open-source wiki engine that also can be used as authoring, archiving and publishing platform. Amusewiki is also an amazing EPUB editor, viewer and authoring tool. Unlike many other wiki engines, Amusewiki uses Emacs Muse Markup instead of Wiki syntax, or Markdown. It comes with a
Open-source
A flat-file system is a solution that save records, and data in a plain files, instead of depending on an external database to store its content. Unlike database dependent systems, which requires you to setup, configure, prepare, and manage your database before installing your system, the flat-file solution has everything
Wiki
What is JINGO? JINGO is a git based wiki engine and CMS written for Node.js, with a decent design, a search capability and a good typography. In this post, we will reveal Jingo's amazing features and how can you install it on your system. Features * No database: