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Canner vs Letterpad: What are the differences?

Canner: Universal CMS framework. Canner is a universal CMS framework that allows you to build CMS in React JSX(XML-like) for Firebase, GraphQL, Restful API, Prisma, in other words, an agnostic CMS framework for any applications and data sources; Letterpad: Letterpad is an open-source and a high performant publishing engine for blogs built with react & graphql and runs ridiculously fast 🚀. Letterpad is an open-source and a high performant publishing engine for blogs with a state-of-the-art technology. It uses React, Graphql, Express and Sequelize ORM.

Canner and Letterpad belong to "Self-Hosted Blogging / CMS" category of the tech stack.

Some of the features offered by Canner are:

  • 🌍 Universal CMS framework - Canner is extremely flexible and agnostic, that you can learn once and create any form of CMS for many databases.
  • ⛄ Create data model and UI design at the same time. - While you are defining Canner schema in JSX, you are defining how your CMS store your data in your databases, and how your CMS UI/UX should look like.
  • 👩‍💻 One schema to any database - With different connectors, you are able to create a CMS to interact with Firebase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, GraphQL with the same schema.

On the other hand, Letterpad provides the following key features:

  • Server side rendering
  • Multi author support
  • Comments (Disqus integration)

Letterpad is an open source tool with 432 GitHub stars and 32 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Letterpad's open source repository on GitHub.

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    What is Canner?

    Canner is a universal CMS framework that allows you to build CMS in React JSX(XML-like) for Firebase, GraphQL, Restful API, Prisma, in other words, an agnostic CMS framework for any applications and data sources.

    What is Letterpad?

    Letterpad is an open-source and a high performant publishing engine for blogs with a state-of-the-art technology. It uses React, Graphql, Express and Sequelize ORM.

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