A flat file CMS based on Gulp and AbsurdJS
Techy is an innovative flat CMS designed for simplicity and efficiency, perfect for users looking to manage content without the complexities of a traditional database. Built on Node.js with Gulp.js and AbsurdJS, Techy allows you to write your content in Markdown, which it then seamlessly converts into clean, formatted HTML. This approach meets the needs of content-driven websites like blogs, where ease of writing and organization is paramount.
With its user-friendly features and straightforward installation process, Techy caters to tech enthusiasts and casual users alike. By enabling dynamic content rendering through JavaScript expressions, it empowers users to create programmable pages that enhance functionality without sacrificing the simplicity that Markdown provides.
Markdown Support: Write your content in Markdown format, simplifying the content creation process and ensuring easy readability.
Dynamic Content Rendering: Utilize JavaScript expressions between <% and %> to fetch and display information from different files, allowing for a more interactive and customizable website.
No Database Needed: Operate entirely without a database, streamlining the setup for users who prefer a flat file approach to content management.
Simple Installation: Get started with a quick command line installation and minimal setup, letting you focus on writing rather than complex configurations.
Automatic HTML Conversion: Instantly convert Markdown files to well-structured HTML by running the Techy command in your project directory.
Clean Layouts: Enjoy aesthetically pleasing formatting of your written content, making your webpage visually attractive without extra effort.
Project Flexibility: Create a variety of content-driven projects, from simple blogs to more complex sites, with Techy’s adaptable framework.
Gulp.js is an old but popular site building tool that automates various repetitive development tasks in web development, such as compiling Sass, minifying JavaScript, and optimizing images.