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Open source CMS with multi-language support

I would recommend WordPress. It meets all of your requirements either through Wordpress itself or using themes & plugins. Here is a list of your recommendations and how I would go about them, ...
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Looking for lightweight php based cms with rest-api

If Wordpress doesn't fit your needs, then you might want to look at a typical alternative that might fit all the requirements you specified so far: Drupal. Here are some more reasons why I think it ...
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Open source CMS with multi-language support

Drupal It has all the features built in: multi language support responsive design (a lot of themes) open and extensible own content types multiple access levels handles heavy traffic (optimization &...
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Open source CMS with multi-language support

Wolf CMS is a PHP-based opensource (GPLv3) content management system, using any of mySQL, SQlite, or PostgreSQL for the database. I've used it for years (full disclosure: as part of core "team&...
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Multi-Site Open Source CMS?

WordPress has exactly what you're looking for. It supports multi-site and with a few plugins, you can have all the features you need. Here is a list, WordPress with the multisite feature enabled ...
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Web app for reviews of proposals imported from CSV

You can try out the Proposal Review template on Simitless. you can either use it as is or take it as inspiration and modify it by deleting or adding new columns (or creating new things altogether), ...
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Flatfile CMS that allows multiple content blocks

For the benefit of anybody who runs into this question. I have now evaluated many flatfile CMS alternatives. The clear winner is Grav. With Grav you can create multiple content blocks, embed sub ...
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Open-source / Inexpensive CRM?

Look at SugarCRM and vTiger. Both of these are: free and open source very popular coming with lots of plugins (both free and commercial) written in PHP and able to integrate with Joomla, Drupal, ...
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CMS with review, approval and revision

Nowadays we are in the process of decision making for a similar CMS. I can report you my findings. I'm evaluating Confluence at the moment and guess that we are going to choose it but it's not ...
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Open-source Question & Answer website engine

Check out Scoold Scoold is a Stack Overflow clone written in Java It's open source. You can try the demo here. A screenshot from their website: This is how a question in the feed, from the demo ...
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Multilingual blogging platform

You don't even need a blog platform for that. Just a static site generator like Pelican or Jekyll would be sufficient, you write with a Markdown editor (I use MacDown personally), you generate the ...
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Need a team checklist/workflow application

Have you tried ToDoList? It might work for you: you can create a task with as many sub tasks as you want, you can put a time estimate for how long each of the tasks/sub tasks will take (and you can ...
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Q&A platform for code-based questions

You can take look at Phanbook at https://github.com/phanbook/phanbook It is completely open source and is designed to build sites like stackoverflow.
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Multi-Site Open Source CMS?

Rubedo is an open source multi-site CMS. It’s a perfect option for multiple websites: You can share content between sites Centralised administration In-line publishing capabilities Supports multi ...
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Need to leave WordPress as blog is growing; what CMS could I use?

That's exactly what Liferay was created for. Web content management: Add/manage sites and pages, like any other CMS Written in Java Easily drag-and-drop widgets (forums/polls/files repositories/...
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CMS with no PHP

As Simba said, it is fundamentally impossible1 to have a CMS (which is, by definition, server-side) without some kind of server-side programming, be it PHP or any other technology. However, you may ...
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CMS with no PHP

Netlify CMS https://www.netlifycms.org Uses Git as a backend, surprisingly awesome Demo IMP! (Its My Page!) https://github.com/girobusan/imp WORKS ON NEOCITIES EVEN! When you load IMP! Locally, it ...
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CMS for a site with lessons, tests, and scoring of papers

What you're actually looking for is not a CMS, but an LMS, or "Learning management system". This is a fairly well-established sector, quite separate from the CMS sector. The most popular product I ...
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Web application to store and query customizable data objects

After some research i found out that there are products that allows this without any software development: WordPress, as a base web environment The Pods Framework for inserting data objects in the ...
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Stock photo database

I have never installed it, but you should be able to install MediaWiki with the correct extensions to make it behave like the photo database Wikimedia Commons. The following extension will probably ...
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Customizable open-source content and file management web-app

You can use a CMS like Drupal for this, in conjuction with some of its modules. There are a number of ways to achieve this in drupal. For instance, you can have a content type called "Star" with ...
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Tool to build websites

From the experience of someone who has built a fair few websites with Grav, and maintains several plugins and themes for it, I'll try to answer points 1-7: Whilst the Admin-plugin contains just about ...
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An open source headless CMS or blog engine with an option for eCommerce module

Strapi is a good choice for your use case. Free, open-source and self-hosted and you can use modern dev tools like React and node.js on your frontend and delve deeper.
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Q&A platform for code-based questions

You might want to have a look at Drupal also, together with a specific contributed module for it, which IMO does what you're looking for, and actually much more: the Answers module. Here are some ...
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Need a team checklist/workflow application

Liquid Planner sounds like it could be something worth looking at for you. A typical use case involves making a project from a template, modifying it if necessary for the project and then assigning a ...
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CMS for publishing Linked Data with the 303 URI method

If an automated system is acceptable, then Walder seems a quite decent option. It requires Node.js (not Java). It is Free Software (using liberal Mit/Expat license). It does not provide a GUI, ...
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Open-source Question & Answer website engine

Askbot is open source Q&A system, like StackOverflow, Yahoo Answers and some others. It's using Django/Python and PostgreSQL or MySQL as a database. Source: https://github.com/ASKBOT/askbot-devel ...
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What is a good PHP image gallery shopping cart?

I would look into PhotoStore as an option, PhotoStore by KTools (Commercial, starts at $149 - Lifetime updates) PhotoStore is a complete professional solution for selling your photography, stock ...
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CMS that creates separate discussion page for each article

MediaWiki offers a "regular comment form" too, just install the appropriate extension. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:DiscussionThreading (lightweight) https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/...
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