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An all-inclusive, flat-file CMS for simple websites and blogs.

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Saaze

Saaze is an all-inclusive, flat-file CMS for simple websites and blogs. It's not designed to be a replacement for great CMS's (e.g. WordPress, Statamic etc.), rather it's designed to be a smaller, simpler alternative.

Why is there a need for a simpler alternative? WordPress is a great CMS but it can become bloated and a maintenance nightmare for a simple sites. Static site builders are fast but normally have a steep learning curve and require lots of tooling to make them work. We believe building a personal site should be stupidly simple. That's why Saaze is built on the following principles.

  • Easy to run - All you need is PHP and Composer
  • Easy to host - Serve dynamically or statically
  • Easy to edit - Edit content using simple Markdown files
  • Easy to theme - Templates use Blade (and optionally PHP)
  • Fast and secure - No database = less moving parts + more speed
  • Simple to understand - Everything is a collection of entries
  • All-inclusive - CLI for easily serving and building your site

For more info and documentation see https://saaze.dev.

Contributing

Thank you for considering contributing to Saaze! The contribution guide can be found in the Saaze documentation.

Credits

Saaze was created by Gilbert Pellegrom from Dev7studios. Released under the MIT license.

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