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Thanks for the comments. Did not know much about wagtail until now. Looks worthy of consideration for a side project I am considering. If you don't mind answer

Thanks for the comments. Did not know much about wagtail until now. Looks worthy of consideration for a side project I am considering. If you don't mind answering a couple of questions: - I have a requirement for basically a CMS with the capability of serious extensibility, built in either python or javascript (I considered ghost but it does meet my requirments). Main job is for a membership based cms but to potentially add functionality outside of standard cms stuff. Would you say wagtail / django combo would meet that requirement? (Sounds like "yes") - How does wagtail compare to django cms? (Less interested in feature comparisons, more interested in your developer experience with both) Thx in advanced!

BiteCode_dev 3y ago
Wagtail is not your usual CMS is that unlike the competition (such as django cms), it doesn't come with any kind of structure. On one hand that means you have to do more work: define exactly what you want, then declare it in code, then build the templates. On the other hand it means you can do exactly what you want, including the requirements you just mentioned.