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Uncategorized – Jeff Wilkerson's Blog

/Uncategorized My Introduction to Apostrophe CMS

Lately I’ve been working with Apostrophe CMS, a NodeJS base content management system. The Apostrophe website lists for features “in-context-editing, schema-driven content types, flexible widgets, and more.” Coming from Wordpress, I encountered some familiar concepts like themes and plugins approached from a new perspective. I was excited to take on Apostrophe to say the least.