Open-Source Visual CMS Positioned as Framer/Webflow/WordPress Alternative
This entry announces a new MIT-licensed, self-hosted visual CMS positioned as an alternative to Framer, Webflow, and WordPress. It is a product launch rather than a description of an unaddressed user need.
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