Jekyll

Master List of all Apps and Software I use for both work and personal life.

For quite some years now, Content Management Systems (CMS) have been on the rise and are growing at a fast pace. Surrounded by very active open source communities or developed by large tech companies, CMS are increasingly used by developers, web agencies and IT companies to improve productivity and simplify the process of developing complex websites. It's also a way to collaborate effectively with your team, take advantage of the community's many resources, helpers, and extensions and give your client access to an advanced administrative interface that is already ready to go. But in this great environment of content management systems, there are multiple solutions: free, open source, paid, with or without databases, with more or less features ... and it can sometimes be difficult to navigate and choose the right tool for your website project showcase, blog, e-commerce website ... In this list, I'll only focus on open source solutions because otherwise there would be too many choices but I'll also talk about paid solutions in another list. So here's a selection of ten content management systems that I think are incredibly powerful and very used nowadays.

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