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I remember its look but I can't find it, either here or through Google: Does someone know the name of that JavaScript-based little CMS that doesn't require a server : When you click on any article on the left-side, the article pops up before the currently-displayed articled, and shows "Close this article" and "Close all articles" links.
Thank you.
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js is a simple path to creating some innovative CMS just like Ghost or Strapi for your business. The best part is that this tech stack is absolutely free and open-source, saving you a lot of time and cost.
A CMS is usually made up of two major parts: the backend, which is responsible for creating and managing content, and the frontend, which is used to display the content to viewers. Some of the basic features of a CMS include a content editor, user management capabilities, and an intuitive dashboard.
NodeJS is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast and scalable network applications. Previously, whenever someone mentioned CMS, your mind would have thought of platforms like Joomla, Drupal, etc. But now, Node. js-based CMS platforms are the talk of the town.
Strapi will always be an open-source and free project.
I don't know if that is what you are looking for, but you have the whole TiddlyWiki family of javascript based wikis (no server needed).
http://www.tiddlywiki.com/
I hope this will help you
Jerome Wagner
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To make the list complete, MDWiki is an pure 100% client-side CMS/Wiki running with Javascript in the browser. It uses Markdown as input files, supplied after the hashbang (#!) as part of the URL.
Disclaimer: I am somewhat biased as I am the author of it. It is free and open source licensed GPL.
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