Craftcms Baukasten
CraftCMS 4.x Boilerplate
Overview
CraftCMS Baukasten is an opinionated starter kit designed for those looking to kickstart their CraftCMS projects efficiently. It provides a structured framework, making it easier for developers to set up and deploy their websites without getting overwhelmed by the intricacies of configuration. With a rich set of features and plugins, this toolkit is perfect for both beginners and professionals who want to streamline their development process.
With its user-friendly setup and flexible configuration options, CraftCMS Baukasten allows developers to focus on creating content and designing beautiful websites. It includes essential tools such as database seed files, development servers, and convenient asset management, ensuring a smooth workflow from the start to the finish of your project.
Features
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Laravel Valet Recommended: Simplify local PHP application development with Laravel Valet, providing a hassle-free environment for CraftCMS.
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Environment Configuration: Easily copy and customize environment settings using the
.envfile to tailor your project according to your requirements. -
Database Initialization: Kickstart your database setup using the provided
seed_db.gzfile, ensuring a solid foundation for your application. -
Static Assets Management: Organize and manage static assets effortlessly by placing them in the
src/public/directory for optimal deployment. -
Rich Content Building: Leverage a matrix-based content builder that allows you to create complex entries using various field types, from rich text to images and videos.
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SEO Optimization Features: Enhance your site's visibility with custom SEO settings on a per-entry basis, and manage titles and descriptions effectively.
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Multiple Content Sections: Create and manage various content structures such as news channels, error pages, and structured pages for a comprehensive site layout.
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Intelligent Caching with Blitz: Utilize the Blitz plugin for efficient page caching, ensuring your site runs quickly and smoothly, even with high traffic.
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