# CMS systémy — Technology Catalog

Systémy na správu obsahu — od blogov po enterprise riešenia

## WordPress

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Dominant CMS with a massive community and ecosystem
- **Description:** The most widely used CMS in the world, powering over 40% of all websites. It offers thousands of themes and plugins for every type of project, from blogs to e-commerce stores.
- **Web:** https://wordpress.org
- **Docs:** https://developer.wordpress.org
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress
- **License:** GPL-2.0
- **First release:** 2003

## Joomla

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — Still an active project, but with declining market share
- **Description:** An open-source CMS suitable for community portals, corporate websites, and more complex projects. It offers a sophisticated user permissions system and multilingual support built into the core.
- **Web:** https://www.joomla.org
- **Docs:** https://docs.joomla.org
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms
- **License:** GPL-2.0
- **First release:** 2005

## Drupal

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Enterprise CMS with a long history and stable community
- **Description:** A highly flexible open-source CMS designed for demanding enterprise projects and government websites. It excels in managing complex content structures and has a strong security reputation.
- **Web:** https://www.drupal.org
- **Docs:** https://www.drupal.org/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/drupal/drupal
- **License:** GPL-2.0
- **First release:** 2001

## Ghost

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Fast-growing CMS for professional publishers and authors
- **Description:** A modern open-source CMS focused on professional publishing and newsletters. Built on Node.js with integrated membership subscriptions and a fast content editor.
- **Web:** https://ghost.org
- **Docs:** https://ghost.org/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2013

## Wix

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Popular SaaS platform with a simple visual editor
- **Description:** A cloud-based website building platform with a visual drag-and-drop editor. Suitable for small business owners and freelancers who need a website without programming knowledge.
- **Web:** https://www.wix.com
- **Docs:** https://dev.wix.com/docs
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2006

## Squarespace

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Design-oriented platform with an all-in-one approach
- **Description:** A premium website building platform with an emphasis on design and aesthetics. Popular among creatives, photographers, and small businesses thanks to high-quality templates.
- **Web:** https://www.squarespace.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.squarespace.com
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2004

## Webflow

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Growing no-code platform popular among designers
- **Description:** A visual website building tool that generates clean code without requiring programming. It combines the power of professional web design with an integrated CMS and hosting.
- **Web:** https://webflow.com
- **Docs:** https://university.webflow.com
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2013

## Webnode

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Popular European alternative to Wix with broad localization support
- **Description:** A European website building platform with support for more than 20 languages. Its simple editor allows you to create a website within minutes without any technical knowledge.
- **Web:** https://www.webnode.com
- **Docs:** https://www.webnode.com/blog
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2008

## Strapi

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — The most popular open-source headless CMS
- **Description:** An open-source headless CMS built on Node.js. It provides flexible REST and GraphQL APIs, making it ideal for modern frontend frameworks and mobile applications.
- **Web:** https://strapi.io
- **Docs:** https://docs.strapi.io
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/strapi/strapi
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2015

## HubSpot CMS

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Marketing-oriented CMS with integration into the HubSpot ecosystem
- **Description:** A CMS integrated into the HubSpot marketing platform with a focus on lead generation. It offers content personalization, A/B testing, and CRM integration all in one tool.
- **Web:** https://www.hubspot.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2006

## Blogger

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — A historic platform with minimal development in recent years
- **Description:** One of the oldest blogging platforms, operated by Google. It offers simple and free article publishing with integration into Google services.
- **Web:** https://www.blogger.com
- **Docs:** https://support.google.com/blogger
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 1999

## Sanity

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — A fast-growing headless CMS with real-time collaboration in the editor; the Studio is open source, the cloud is paid.
- **Description:** A headless CMS with its own Sanity Studio editor and the GROQ query language. Content lives in the cloud (Content Lake) and the site pulls it through an API, which is why it often appears with Next.js and Astro sites.
- **Web:** https://www.sanity.io
- **Docs:** https://www.sanity.io/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/sanity-io/sanity
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2017

## Storyblok

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — An established European (Austrian) headless CMS focused on visual editing and multilingual content.
- **Description:** A headless CMS with a visual editor where a marketer sees the page as the visitor will and edits blocks in place. Content is delivered through an API to any frontend.
- **Web:** https://www.storyblok.com
- **Docs:** https://www.storyblok.com/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/storyblok
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2017

## Lovable

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — One of the fastest-growing AI builders of 2025 to 2026. The generated site is technically modern, but SEO and content need manual polishing.
- **Description:** An AI tool that generates a whole web application (React, Tailwind, Supabase) from a text prompt and deploys it. Sites built with it are recognisable by the default favicon and project structure; they often keep the original favicon and meta tags.
- **Web:** https://lovable.dev
- **Docs:** https://docs.lovable.dev
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2024

## Framer

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed with its own CMS, forms and localisation; the output is React, but the code is not edited.
- **Description:** A design tool that is also a host: the site is drawn as in Figma and published straight from Framer to its CDN. Popular for landing pages and portfolios built without a developer.
- **Web:** https://www.framer.com
- **Docs:** https://www.framer.com/help/
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2014