Open Source Python Content Management Systems (CMS) - Page 2

Wagtail is a powerful, open source content management system that’s focused on flexibility and user experience. Built on Django, Wagtail offers precise control and flexibility for designers, developers and editors. Designed by developers for developers, Wagtail plays nicely with everything else in your tech stack so you can do more and focus on perfecting your site. Designers will find Wagtail’s simple templating system ideal for building beautiful websites just the way they want, without any CMS constraints. Editors can create beautiful, modular streams of content that they can create once and publish everywhere. Simply put, it’s the CMS that makes everyone happy!

Command line Drupal install and update script for multi-site hosting using symlinks for enhanced site management. Think of dget as an "apt-get" for Drupal.

eduCommons is an Open Educational Resource (OER) repository that supports OpenCourseWare management, as well as other course based materials. It optimizes the visibility as well as enhances your content with several adttional features that raises the quality of your materials. It allows you to import and export content easily, as well as supports novel ways of reusing content in learning environments.

html2joomla Script prepares and executes an sql update statement to automatically update a Joomla article.

htmlinc is a Python program that manages static include files in HTML files. The include file syntax is based on phase5 editor's convention. Use htmlinc to easily update include file contents in any number of HTML files.

StatiCMS is a content management system that is purely static: all output is generated offline. Thanks to a plugin system, all kinds of static data can be generated and a dependency checker makes building fast.

webgeno is a light-weight Content Management System (CMS) for generating websites offline. It is primarily designed for personal websites where the user doesn't have access to the server except to upload files.

Content-Management-System (CMS) based on Python and Django Framework.