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description
PyLucid is a Open Source web content management system written in Python using the Django Framework.
Some PyLucid Features are:
fully customizable output
expandable with plugins
some built in plugins: weblog, OpenStreetMap, lexicon, RSS, tag navigation, Table of contens
internationalization and localization support (new in v0.9)
Revision controled content (new in v0.9)
Open Source (GPL v3 or later)
support many database engines (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and SQLite)
WSGI conform: CGI, fastCGI, mod_Python and others
and many more features…
good startpoints are:
links
- homepage:
- Forum:
- IRC:
#pylucid on freenode.net
- Bug tracker:
- Sourceforge:
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