What is the best alternative to Opps CMS?

Although Wagtail comes with only the most basic features, it's by no means an incomplete CMS. It's very extendable and it's up to the developer to choose how to extend it.

Wagtail is a simple and lightweight CMS with the most basic and useful set of features baked in out of the box.

Wagtail has the perfect separation between developers and editors. It allows you to construct a site with minimal fuss with features like the awesome stream field and hand it over to virtually any content editor. You can build the site with no knowledge of Django and with the simple interface requi...

Gives you flexibility to develop modules/plugins

You only need Jinja, Python and a Blueprint to create themes and modules

You can deploy easily to OpenShift free account - out of the box support - just give quokka github url on app creation form on OpenShift and done!

Not only does this provides complete transparency to the user, it also enables a large base of developers to work simultaneously on solving any arising the issues and improving the platform.

Plone has been around for almost two decates and to date less than 50 vulnerabilities were discovered in the platform. That's at least ten times less than any of the popular alternatives, including Wordpress, Drupal, and Joomla. In fact, government agencies, such as NASA and FBI use Plone for i...

Plone runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebooks, RaspberryPi, servers, and cloud services.

Mezzanine has a built-in search engine and API, integration with services like Disqus, Gravatar, Google Analytics, Twitter, bit.ly, Akismet, a blog and a good selection of templates available out of the box.

Mezzanine is a very well-maintained CMS. It is very popular and has a nice and helpful community around it. This means that there's help available for any problem that you may face with it.

Editing of blog posts or themes and widgets can be done on the frontend as long as the user is logged in with an Admin account. This make Mezzanine very easy to use and manage even for people who may not be experienced at all in programming.

Django CMS is a very mature project, with many core developers working on it constantly and adding new features and bug fixes.

Documents are organized in a tree. You can either create new content area type, new tree nodes, integrate complete existing Django app in the tree, etc. It's pretty easy usually.

Having a website in more than one language can be very challenging and DJango-CMS supports it well. Switching between languages while keeping on the page for example.

web2py is very easy to learn for beginners, yet it has a great deal of power and flexibility as application needs become more complex. It includes an impressively comprehensive set of features, making development very productive without the need to integrate a lot of third-party libraries.

The framework is really fast in production after some optimization and fine tuning which can minimize the memory footprint in order to make it run on a really small VPS or slice.

web2py documentation does not follow the common pattern of using Sphinx, MkDocs or ReadTheDocs which is goos for exeperienced developers. Although documentation in form of a book is very easy and good for beginners. Turning web2py the most easy and comprehensive framework to learn and also to teac...