uniCMS v1.0.0
uniCMS is a Web Application Content Management System developed on top of Django Framework.
Pubblicato da Università della Calabria
Contatto tecnico Francesco Filicetti
Stato di sviluppo: stabile
Sito web del progetto →
Documentazione →
Codice sorgente →
Roadmap →
La mia amministrazione lo usa →
Funzionalità del software
Agile and adaptive design and logic (ah-hoc and easy customization) OpenAPIv3 (OAS3) compliant;
Compatible with the major RDBMS engines with agile schema migrations capabilities;
Multitenancy - create and manage multple web applications within single platform;
Query and search capabilities - MongoDB FullText Search via CLI;
Extensive localization with multiple languages;
Ability to handle Editorial Board workflows (WiP) and permissions by contexts;
High performance thanks to its cached model based on Redis TTL;
Security by design - security by default;
Robust enterprise and scalable;
Plugin model and rich interoperability with multiple frameworks and technologies
Università della Calabria - https://www.unical.it
Informazioni di dettaglio
uniCMS v1.0.0
Ultimo rilascio 2025-10-23 (v1.0.0)
Tipo di manutenzione internal
Stato publiccode.yml
Licenza AGPL-3.0-or-later
Piattaforme
linux
web
Piattaforme abilitanti Nessuna
Conformità Nessuna
Lista dipendenze
OSS
MariaDB
Python
Django
Lingue supportate
Italiano
Inglese
Descrizione estesa
uniCMS is designed for both end users and developers where the developers can create their own customzied web applications (CMS) without starting one from scratch and end users without any development skills can setup a professional CMS platform without difficulty. uniCMS was created due to necessity of creation and design of a new protal for the University of Calabria. After evaluation of several options, University of Calabria having a strong in-house competitive and highly skilled technical team it was decided to opt for the development of a brand new CMS solution based on Django framework. The entire uniCMS project code is open sourced and therefore licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later.