Some of the highlights in Kirby 3:
- Fully customizable, Vue-based admin interface
- Headless CMS option to use Kirby with your SPA, mobile applications or static site generators.
- Generate pages from any data source, such as databases, APIs, JSON files or anything else that's parseable by PHP.
- Brand new plugin system
I've been developing websites and plugins with the previous version for 3 years and have had a great experience with it. I find it great for building custom websites. My clients love the simplicity of the Panel too.
Pros:- Flexible for custom websites - Easy to integrate with external services - Well documented - Friendly & helpful community
Cons:- Few cons to make any difference in my CMS choice
Kirby is a wonderful piece of software (art). Very simple, very flexible - I wouldn't miss it for the world and cannot recommend it enough!
Pros:- simple and lightweight - very flexible - clean & transparent architecture
Cons:I haven't seen anything better than Kirby so far!
I'm using Kirby from V1 and can't wait to start a new project with V3. Great Work Bastian and team!
Pros:I absolutely love how fast my sites are and how Kirby manages the Workflow with the content, templates and code. The new customizable Panel.
Cons:I'll wait for new plugins :)
Besides making a great CMS, Bastian and his team are all about an open web and community.
Pros:- Flexible - panel is awesome - great documentation - lightweight - great starter kits - awesome community - a lot of plugins and themes
Cons:- all the possibilites could be overwhelming in the beginning > but there are tons of tutorials to start with
I‘m a Kirby user since v1, never looked back
Pros:Simplicity and great performance
Cons:Hm, hard to tell, I‘m really happy with it. The docs are nicely done, but they could be more detailed
it's the best file based cms out there, give it a try
Pros:very easy to learn file based, doesn't need a database very flexible (API!)
Cons:no idea
Kirby allowed me to get started as a professional web developer and it has grown with me and on me. So glad to see Bastian and the team take my favorite CMS to the next level.
Pros:- Hits the sweet spot between flexibility and ease-of-use - Adapts to most usage scenarios - Comes with a built-in REST API - Great docs
Cons:- Using a PHP-based CMS in 2019 may feel anachronistic to some (but I guarantee: It is well worth it)
I used both Kirby v2 and Laravel for more than 4 years now and both have their usecases. Kirby 3 is a modern and flexible CMS with a solid codebase.
Pros:Filebased CMS with pretty and customizable Backend? Plugins? Can do headless and database as well? I just love it.
Cons:The online docs might need some polish but otherwise i think the overall experience is very good.
Our agency uses Kirby for almost every website that goes on shared hostings. Kirby 3 puts the thing on a whole new level with the (more) customizable panel and the ability to include custom data sources. Security: we never had a Kirby powered website hacked. Power: as a developer you can control all aspects of your website. Simplicity: you don't have to control all aspects. Structured content: no "blog entries with meta fields". You save "articles", "art pieces", "bananas", "whatevers". All have the properties you decide. Deployment: drag a folder into filezilla. Composer and git workflows are supported too. Performance: getkirby.com (runs on Kirby): TTFB is ~20ms. That's what you get as ping in FPS games. Flexibility: simple websites, large websites, PWAs. with or without databases. headless CMS or any templating engine in PHP. Friendly, healthy, community: lots of people are willing to help you out on the forum. You need to have a minimum of coding experience: it's not enough to just click on stuff to create your website. It's not wordpress, wix or squarespace.
Pros:- Security - Power - Simplicity - Structured content - Deployment - Performance - Flexibility - Community
Cons:- Developer experience required
This is my go to CMS for most client work because the panel is extremely easy to use and can be crafted in almost anyway imaginable. Very happy to have been part of the development process for Kirby 3.
Pros:- Stupidly fast - Easy to learn - No database - Extremely flexible - Amazing Community
Cons:- There are no cons at all really :)
I'm a big fan of Bastian's approach to developing both Kirby and the community around it. The CMS is top notch and community the really helps you make the most out of it. Highly recommended!
Pros:- Easy to use - Lightweight - Crazy flexible - Fantastic community - Highly customizable control panel
Cons:Might be too flexible for some folks. ;)
Kirby has increasingly become our CMS of choice, due to its flexibility, gentle learning curve, incredible speed, and outstanding community. If you haven't tried it, you're missing out.
Pros:- Amazingly flexible and full-featured - 'Flat-File' means FAST - plays nicely with CDNs - Secure and stable - Great docs, awesome community
Cons:- because it is such a pleasure to use, it will 'spoil' you, and make you less likely to use other CMSs
I've started using Kirby 2 two years ago for a non-profit organisation and instantly fell in love with it. Since that I've learned a lot through Kirby's detailed documentation and its awesome community. Nowadays I'm building all my clients websites with Kirby.
Pros:The possibility to adapt Kirby to your needs Beginner friendly The new Vue based panel The community
Cons:No cons for me. Sorry!
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