Tag: CMS

October CMS and Database-driven Components

Posted December 8, 2023 by Endertech Team

October CMS is a Symfony based platform that’s surprisingly easy to work with. Here’s a software developer’s insight.

What Is the Best Headless Ecommerce CMS 2023

Posted November 23, 2023 by Endertech Team

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Discover the best content management systems (CMS) for headless commerce and what makes these headless ecommerce CMS platforms ideal for your ecommerce store.

Popular Headless CMS for React

Posted October 21, 2023 by Endertech Team

Check out the benefits of integrating React with Headless CMS. Find the best Headless CMS platforms, their features, and how they boost website performance and user experience.

Why do you need a React-friendly CMS?

Posted September 13, 2023 by Endertech Team

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Discover the importance of a React-friendly CMS for creating high-quality websites. Learn how integrating a CMS with React can streamline content management and enhance user experiences. Explore popular React CMS open source platforms and future possibilities with emerging technologies.

Your Content Management System… More Than What Your Users See

Posted May 5, 2016 by Gabriel Richards

The design of your content management system is more than visualizing the templates your…

6 Symfony 2 Components Now in Drupal 8

Posted April 10, 2015 by Gabriel Richards

Drupal is a powerful open-source and flexible content management system (that’s why we love working with it). But lets face it, it’s earlier versions have a few “wrinkles.”

While PHP has drastically evolved in the past few years, Drupal has lagged behind a bit, especially with adopting and promoting solid software engineering pattern, such as object oriented programming, model-view-controller (MVC), or REST.

Symfony CMF vs WordPress CMS

Posted February 18, 2015 by Gabriel Richards

WordPress is well-known the world over for its relative ease-of-use and plug-and-go capabilities. Businesses of all shapes and sizes use this content management system for all sorts of websites, from content sites to lead generation to e-commerce or even social networks.

Single Sign On Authentication Using a Symfony Framework

Posted October 2, 2014 by Richard Fields

Single Sign-On can eliminate friction in the user experience and can be implemented via a Symfony framework for user authentication between websites.

A Users Guide to WordPress Plugins

Posted December 20, 2013 by Endertech Alumni

Photograph of a screen, depicting various plugins available for Wordpress.

A Users Guide to WordPress Plug-Ins for beginners including discussion of All In One SEO Pack, Aksimet, and WooCommerce.