Self-hosted CMS platform based on the Laravel PHP Framework.
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Self-hosted CMS platform based on the Laravel PHP Framework.
Free, open-source, self-hosted CMS platform based on the Laravel PHP Framework.
Self-hosted Site Management System
Juzaweb CMS is a Content Management System (CMS) developed based on Laravel Framework and web platform whose sole purpose is to make your development workflow simple again. Project develop by Juzaweb
A template-based ASP.Net MVC 5 CMS built with C#, SQL server, and JQuery, providing an intuitive WYSIWYG/drag and drop edit experience. Supports multi-tenant webroot and database.
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📚 Full-stack Next.js 16 platform with CMS, auth, and Stripe integration - built to manage and sell online math courses with videos, quizzes, LaTeX, and interactive graphs.
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Publishing without the bloat. A clean, self-hosted CMS you actually control.
E-com AI platform for managing global e-commerce operations, content, and business workflows from a single dashboard. Open-source e-commerce platform built with TypeScript, PostgreSQL and Docker for launching online stores.
Open Source Content Management System (CMS), eCommerce, Datasets, and Web Portal
This is the new and updated version of my portfolio with newly integrated AI Assistant Persona, with Next.js and Docusaurus. A monorepo approach that consist of documentation and the portfolio itself.
TypeScript-based headless platform with a micro-core architecture and expandable with plug-in modules
Library to perform a full-page scrolling action inherited from fullPage.js.
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