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What a cool list, very useful.
Do you know if a similar list exists for enterprise content management systems like alfresco, SharePoint. ...

Thx
Paul

Ketchup hasn't been updated for years, the remaining inactive CMS could be removed?

Github Stars for Ghost CMS is 32k and not 32 as on date. Makes a difference in the sorted list.

Pelican GitHib repo could be added to list

Tested in safari and arc:

Maybe switch to these:

https://img.shields.io/github/stars/user/repo?style=social

e.g.

https://img.shields.io/github/stars/atomicdata-dev/atomic-server?style=social

https://github.com/strapi/strapi

Prose.io is listed as closed source CMS, but it's actually an open source one. See https://github.com/prose/prose

The segments have already the correct order, but according to ISO 8601 (international date and time formatting standard) the separator must be a -. I.e. 2019-09-28 instead of 2019/09/28. This should make it more readable due to pattern matching and avoid confusion since the / is mostly associated with the MM/dd/yyyy format.

I would love to see more CMSes in this list which expose a GraphQL API or, even better, allow to manage a remote GraphQL endpoint.

I think at least Mozaik CMS should be added, haven't tried yet but seems quite promising. https://www.mozaik.io/

It might also be worth adding Prisma which converts any DB into a GraphQL endpoint with an admin dashboard, even if it's not a full-fledged CMS.

And worth mentioning GraphiQL itself, not a CMS but it does already offer content-editing capabilities without needing to directly fiddle with a DB.

I guess the line between admin panels and CMS can be a bit blurry as well, might be worth stating what is eligible or not in this list, or just accept everything with a label "admin" or "CMS".

The script urlToToml.js mentioned in the CONTRIBUTING.md is missing and should either be added or not be mentioned in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

Thanks!

We've got MediaWiki and Confluence.

• Should they just be in a different section?
• Perhaps we make Awesome Wiki?
• Just omit them?

Use Github Actions for this.

For example, Medium is hosted. Expression engine is commercial-with-source. I don't know if others are delivered as compiled—anything Java probably comes as bytecode.

I am glad to take this assignment if no one else wants it.

Please open this PR #66 again so we can merge it.
Thank you

https://www.impresspages.org/

https://github.com/internalfx/pageflo

It's a young project. The website (https://www.pageflo.org) is still being worked on.

But we are already using it in production.

Apache 2.0 licensed

Winter CMS is a forked of prorprietary October CMS.

Since version 9, Directus is based on Node.JS
See https://docs.directus.io/guides/installation/manual/

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This is in line with current Postlight convention.

I'm not sure if this fits in here, but https://webflow.com/ also has a CMS functionality. Closed Source category?!

Django should be on your list:

https://github.com/django/django

It has the Django admin which works as a great stripped down CMS.