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What CMS is a pleasure to work with as a developer?


Pug Pugson
@pugson

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I use wagtail on all of my projects and it is amazing to work with:

wagtail.io/

Streamfield is how I think more CMS's will go in the future. It's basically building blocks (that you make as a dev) that allow you to create every page to be unique in layout, content, etc.

Only caveat is that it wants to handle a lot of the URLs for you (I guess what CMS doesn't) so if you have anything else custom going on in your Django app need to be aware of that.

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Andres Inc22222
@z0dman

i install and use wagtail and i can add more pages :S very confused django-cms works like charms!

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Ramón Cacho
@rcacho

I'm enjoying TakeShape.io so far in my project. There's not a lot of documentation aside from that they've written and there are no widgets like the ones you'd find in Wordpress or others. Depends on what you're looking for!

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Ryan DiMascio
@dimasc_io

Netlify CMS is so easy to setup

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Hugo
@HugoDF

Easy to set up, backed by git 👍👍👍

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If we're specifically talking about as a developer and only a developer then Jekyll. It's my default for all my own sites / blogs.

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