What is No-CMS?
No-CMS is a basic CMS with some default features such as user authorization, menu, module and theme management. It is fully customizable and extensible, you can make your own module and your own themes. It provide freedom to make your very own CMS, which is not provided very well by any other CMS.Why is it special?
No-CMS is a "less assumption" CMS. It is different from Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla, Moodle or Zencart. Those CMS are built by developers for users with some special purpose in mind (e.g: blog, news, e-learning, e-commerce). No-CMS is built by developer for developers, although everyone else can still use it as well. It already has some basic features such as authentication/authorization, widget and page management. You are free to use them or just get rid of them and make your custom code The main purpose of this CMS is to provide a good start of web application project, especially for CodeIgniter developer.What does it provide?
- Responsiveness (Resize your browser, and see what I mean)
- Modular and extendable structure (Ever hear about HMVC? With No-CMS you can build everything as easy as build a simple CodeIgniter application. You can even have some third party module, such as GIS Module. See the demo here)
- Multi Language (Have a try here)
- Easy installation
- Easy Code Generator (See what you can make without coding here)
- Built-in authentication & authorization
- Third party authentication (e.g: facebook, twitter, etc, have a try here)
- Simple page management
- Widget management
- Per page theme, title, and keyword configuration
- Automatic JQuery inclusion
Is it good for me?
No-CMS is good for everyone. But it gonna be the best for you if ...
- You are a web developer who uses CodeIgniter framework.
- You are tired of building the same things such an authorization-authentication for every project.
- You find that some part of your old project can be used for your next project.
- You are happy with CodeIgniter but you think some plug-ins and features should be provided by default.
- You want a simple and easy to learn framework that has 100% compatibility with CodeIgniter.
- You don't want to learn too many new terms.
- You are familiar with HMVC plugins, and you think it is one of "should be exists" feature in CodeIgniter.
- You are in tight deadline, at least you need to provide the prototype to your client.
- You want a simple "just-click" code-generator, but you want to be able to dive into the generated code anytime needed
- You need to build a website with "backward-compatibility" in mind. Website that can be run from any server
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