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Next.js Notion Starter Kit is a boilerplate / starter template to quickly build a website (blog, portfolio, documentation site) using Next.js and react-notion-x, while using a public Notion page as a CMS. It’s the same foundation the author uses to power their personal site. The idea is to let you write and manage content in Notion, and have that content rendered as a fully functional, statically-generated React/Next.js site, with minimal setup — usually just a configuration file to point to your root Notion page. The kit brings a lot of convenience: it handles page routing, pretty URLs, automatic generation of tables of contents, responsive design, dark mode, image previews, and even auto-generated social preview images. ...

Project page for the custom CMS behind chris.iluo.net built with PHP and MySQL. Not the most beautiful code but it works and is quite simple.

A system that allow you to manage pages and news of your website. All you have to do is the design (samples are included).

CMS (Content Management System) application that using AJAX to increase the interactivity of application. Increased interactivity created by providing the application with multitasking feature and implement single screen web application.

The system gives us flexibility. Flexibility in the development of various solutions. The modular design and extensive use of the PLO makes the process of developing new modules to the site easy and enjoyable exercise.

openMyAdmin is a free CMS, established on the basis of recent trends in developing web applications such as AJAX, MVC and OOP. Basic principles of CMS: web desktop and modular structure.

Content Management System written in PHP. It has a flexible extendable object-oriented structure. It could be useful for creating dynamic internet sites. Now it includes several preinstalled modules such as News, Forum, FAQ and Photoalbum.

sync4db is a small, simple & smart web-tool to synchronize database tables using PEAR MDB2 and XMLRPC, e.g. local and remote tables of a CMS database.