October CMS

Pros: OctoberCMS is powered by Laravel, one of the most popular PHP frameworks. This makes it highly flexible and developer-friendly

Cons: The plugin ecosystem is not as extensive as WordPress, so finding specific functionality may require custom development.

Pros: Have used OctoberCMS off and on for the past five years. It is lightweight and fairly no-nonsense. That means it's fast, and I'm someone who appreciates a more low-level and efficient approach. I have no problem or regrets paying for the license because IT IS WORTH IT.

Cons: It's a little janky if you want to do something basic like point to a plain old .html file in the directory. Gotta do some fancy footwork for things like that but it is still do-able.

Pros: Advantageous and convenient CMS system for any task!

Cons: Not too many plugins. Sometimes requires coding a lot.

Pros: October is just amazing on how simple it is to learn its concept and build great application on the fly. What i really like October is just how easy it is to build great applications fast.

Cons: When they decided to switch over to a paid subscription model instead of offering their product for free. But anyways a great tool comes with a price.

Pros: It was super easy to setup a well-defined backend for even an enterprise website. No security concern in several years.

Cons: I think I need more support in designing the frontend

Pros: Familiar and understandable Laravel structure, availability of a marvellous and extensible admin area. AJAX framework that works on pure JS. Ability to integrate any frontend: Vue.js, React.js, Angual. A good set of inexpensive and even free plugins in the marketplace. Very affordable price.

Cons: It's not a simple question. I can't think of a single situation where the problem was specifically with OctoberCMS and not with my knowledge of PHP or Laravel framework ))

Pros: We have an easy software production process.

Cons: Too many modules, Practical and easy to use

Pros: It is a platform that anyone who knows or does not know code can easily install and use.

Cons: It has a flexible structure and is fast and is constantly being developed.

Pros: Easy to work with and also easy to get started — I like the simplicity

Cons: can not be installed without composer, please add an installation wizard again...

Pros: expendability and ease of use Much better option than Wordpress

Cons: There's very few things I don't like about October it's been great since I've found it

Pros: Leverage all the Laravel niceties while having a wonderfully useable content management system for your clients. Building out new applications with Octobers yaml based form parsing and object relationships is fantastic. Could you build more strict API based products with Laravel only? yes. But when you consider UX and UI and dashboard pages plus front end facing views, it's really really hard to beat October CMS.

Cons: It's not for the totally un-web initiated. A decent level of HTML/javascript and structural object thinking I think are a must. It's fine for setup and deliver for use to customers in my opinion, but not expecting inexperience to change manage per se.

Pros: Developer-Friendly Framework, Extensibility and Flexibility, User-Friendly Backend

Cons: Learning Curve for Non-Developers, Limited Built-in Features, Hosting Requirements

Pros: Built with Laravel. Flat file system that can be extended to use a database. Advanced site building tools like Taylor and Builder. Easy and consistent theme system.

Cons: Theme and content are mixed together. This should be changed. Outdated plugins in the marketplace.

Pros: - highly customizable with Tailor - easy to create custom pages, with twig and PHP support - easy to use as content manager, simple navigation - very flexible

Cons: Not many specific plugins for some scenarios, not many themes Little bit hard to get into, but thats with every CMS

Pros: - Ease of use - Configurable - Ease to Theme and Program

Cons: - Pricey compared with competitive solutions

Pros: It's straightforward to build the product according to your needs, exactly how it should be.

Cons: Technical knowledge is necessary to work with this platform

Pros: That we can use the power of laravel without having to use the routes laravel.

Cons: more easy reactivity dom, when you update db

Pros: Very fast development potential. The builder is one of the best plugins you can build into a CMS.

Cons: Less modern interface, more traditional than innovative.

Pros: The fact that extends Laravel and is well maintained.

Cons: On our system the migrations are renamed differently from some of the devs local envs, but it's easily fixed through git.

Pros: I've been using OctoberCMS for a few years now. It's been a wild ride! It's crazy to see how far the CMS has come with each update, it's gotten easier and faster to build sites and it's only going to get better with future updates! I love OctoberCMS's Turbo Router that means pages load extremely fast and fluidly. Tailor is an amazing feature that while with a bit of a learning curve, is super easy to add custom editable content to a site :DI'm much more a frontend developer, and more of a hobbyist then a professional. I don't do much coding at all, and October works great for me!

Cons: OctoberCMS sadly doesn't have any up to date video content anymore, and the Tailor explainer video is a poor introduction to the feature. Sadly, the available plugins for OctoberCMS is also quite slim, this is in part not a downside but a testament of how good the Tailer feature is, in part. But I'd love to see more developers contributing. Finding developers to create plugins is also hard, and very expensive, nearly twice what you would expect for WordPress or as a stand alone PHP script!I would also say the the OctoberCMS homepage doesn't inspire much curiosity or excitement in developers browsing the site and I know this first hand from showing it off to other users. Showcasing the features OctoberCMS has would work a treat!

Pros: I like the easy integration with Laravel, so I can create my own themes and packages

Cons: Sometimes an update destroys a few functions but you have that with every CMS

Pros: Easy to customise and save a lot of time in building complex functionalities

Cons: On page search engine optimisation could be more better