PluXml
XML-based blog and CMS without a database
PluXml is an open-source blog and content management system that stores all content in XML files, requiring no database. It is lightweight and aimed at simple personal sites and blogs.
Key features
- XML flat-file storage
- No database required
- Theme and plugin support
- Lightweight
Pros & cons
Strengths
- No database needed
- Easy to back up
Trade-offs
- Smaller community
- Limited modern themes
PluXml replaces
Compare PluXml
23 head-to-head comparisons.
- PluXml vs Hugo
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