Alternate CMS
Alternate CMS first beta release was on August 1st, 2021.[1] Its goal is to fill the need for an eCommerce back-end with complete content management system functionality. It combines the best of Django and Python under the hood, while being flexible, easy to use, and extendable.
A few of its features include:[2]
Multi-site capability,
Reusable Design,
Approval Workflow (moderation),
Integrated Statistics,
Link Management,
Filterable table of contents
Granular privileges,
Distinct Frontend + Backend,
Captcha, SSL, LDAP authentication,
Session management,
Response time for security issues usually within 48h, Sandbox for development,
User registration with double opt-in,
Controllable backup,
Open-Source Databases
History:
The content management system started as a combination of the content management systems Django CMS and Oscar Commerce.[3]
References[edit]
- ↑ "About Alternate CMS". AlternateCMS.
- ↑ "Alternate CMS". AlternateCMS.
- ↑ "History". Alternate CMS.
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