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Quickly add CMS capability to your new or existing Asp.NET MVC 4 project.
Provide a simple way to add content management capability to any Asp.NET MVC 4 project.
Base on the decoupled CMS concept - http://decoupledcms.org/
- utilize createjs client-side for editing support
- server CRUD interface/repository/connector for content storage
- basic server + client interface for file management
- You can use custom helpers to render partial content and scripts.
- Content get server-side rendered when using HtmlHelper.
@Html.PhunPartial("LeftHeader") or
@Html.PhunPartialEditable("h2", "LeftHeader", new { @class= "one" })
@section scripts
{
@Html.PhunBundles()
}- http://phuncms.azurewebsites.net/
- For now, go ahead and try it. Grab the source and run Phun.Demo.Web or try out the nuget PhunCMS package. Project requires Visual Studio 2012.
- Drop a comment, suggestion or request on github issue page.
- back to the basic where phuncms core should be simple
- upgrade filemanager UI to help with page creation workflow