Best of CMS — June 2024

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   Community Picks·2y

   Give WordPress a try - it's not as bad as you think

   WordPress is the most popular CMS with a dominant market share. It has evolved over the years, debunking common stereotypes. Despite its reputation, it is a flexible and secure CMS. Changes include the introduction of the Block Editor (Gutenberg), Full Site Editing, REST and GraphQL APIs, WP-CLI, WordPress Playground, 1-click and auto-updates, performance improvements, modern PHP options, templating engines, and the WordPress Performance Team. Building a WordPress website can be done with no-code/low-code, block themes, modern PHP, headless approach, or the legacy way.

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   Code Maze·2y

   Multitenancy in .NET With Orchard Core

   Orchard Core is an open-source platform built on ASP.NET Core, supporting multitenancy to serve multiple customers efficiently. This guide covers the installation and configuration of Orchard Core for multitenant .NET applications, including using the admin dashboard to manage tenants, integrating features and modules, and dynamically creating new tenants. Orchard Core offers both an application framework and a CMS, enabling modular, scalable, and customizable solutions.

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   Headway·2y

   Preparing for Website Redesign Projects

   Learn how to avoid common pitfalls in website redesign projects by focusing on UX audits, leveraging customer insights, improving messaging and positioning, choosing the right CMS, and using experienced talent. These steps will help ensure a successful redesign that drives conversions and enhances user experience.

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   Wagtail vs. Django CMS: Comparing CMS options for Django

   When building websites with Django, using a CMS like Wagtail or Django CMS can save time and improve collaboration. Wagtail is known for its intuitive, modern interface and flexible content blocks, making it ideal for content-focused websites. Django CMS offers a more traditional interface with a robust plugin ecosystem, providing high customization and scalability. Both CMS options are open-source and integrate seamlessly with Django, but your choice will depend on your project's specific needs and your team's technical expertise.

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   Community Picks·2y

   Showing Blog Articles in Blazor with GraphQL

   Learn how to display blog articles from a Hashnode headless blog in a Blazor site using GraphQL. The process involves setting up your Blazor project, activating Hashnode's headless feature, installing the necessary GraphQL client libraries, creating proper models and services, and setting up dependency injection. Finally, a Blazor component is created to display the articles formatted using Bootstrap CSS.

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