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Pagekit vs SiteCake: What are the differences?

Developers describe Pagekit as "A modular and lightweight CMS built with Symfony components". Pagekit gives you the tools to create beautiful websites. No matter if it's a simple blog, your company's website or a web service. Pagekit has a modular and extendable architecture and is built on top of Symfony components and modern open source libraries. On the other hand, SiteCake is detailed as "Tiny, simple, flat-file, drag and drop open source CMS". Sitecake is an easy to use CMS (Content Managament System) for small websites, with a WYSIWYG, drag&drop editor. A standard web hosting packet (a web server and PHP 5.4+) is all you need to install and use it.

Pagekit and SiteCake can be primarily classified as "Self-Hosted Blogging / CMS" tools.

Some of the features offered by Pagekit are:

  • Responsive Design
  • Blog
  • Users & Permissions

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

  • Drag & drop everything
  • Works with plain HTML
  • No database needed

Pagekit is an open source tool with 5.15K GitHub stars and 608 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Pagekit's open source repository on GitHub.

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Pros of Pagekit
Pros of SiteCake
  • 6
    Intuitive ui
  • 4
    Basic features baked-in
  • 3
    Gourgeous cms !! php in his maximum expression
  • 1
    Fast to learn and easy to expand
  • 4
    Great for simple static sites
  • 2
    Simple to use
  • 1
    Easy Installation

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What is Pagekit?

Pagekit gives you the tools to create beautiful websites. No matter if it's a simple blog, your company's website or a web service. Pagekit has a modular and extendable architecture and is built on top of Symfony components and modern open source libraries.

What is SiteCake?

Sitecake is an easy to use CMS (Content Managament System) for small websites, with a WYSIWYG, drag&drop editor. A standard web hosting packet (a web server and PHP 5.4+) is all you need to install and use it.

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