Developed on a smaller, less used framework like Flask, Quokka CMS is quite a well organized and well designed product, working following general guidelines and principles made famous by other CMSs that came before it.
Quokka comes with lots of features and settings to play around with, along with a theming and plugin engine that allows developers to easily extend the site however they want to.
The CMS is not for beginners or end users at all, coming with lots of deep content control options which might confuse users and lead to mistakes, crashes, or other types of problems that rise from not fully knowing the true consequences of taking various actions or making certain clicks and choices.
The fact that there's no Windows support and it uses MongoDB instead of the classic MySQL for storing data should also have let you know that the Quokka CMS is not your "idiot-proof" WordPress like CMS engine.
It is also worth mentioning that Quokka can work on to of Flask's built-in Web server, on Apache, NginX, uWSGI, or Gunicorn.
Features:
- Admin panel
- Manage pages
- Manage content types
- Manage comments
- Manage users
- Manage user roles
- Manage multimedia files
- Easy file uploading
- Support for mobile environments
- SEO friendly URLs
- WYSIWYG editing
- Themes
- Plugins
Requirements:
- Python 2.7 or higher
- MongoDB 2 or higher
Limitations:
- Quokka CMS is a work in progress, and still not usable on live production environments.
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