Pulse CMS

I’m a fan of keeping things simple and efficient whenever I’m developing a website. Pulse CMS is just such an option. It’s a flat-file CMS that you can connect to your HTML template to give it a complete content management backend. Then you can host your site on any server running PHP and Apache.

Other things I like about Pulse CMS as a platform: 1) it has a good community of developers, 2) the software is only a one-time $39 fee per site, and 3) Pulse is 3rd-party developer friendly.

As an aside, you may recall how I’ve written about the Blocs web design app on here. It’s a nifty little Mac app that’s great for building websites in a WYSIWYG fashion. Just today, Blocs announced its upcoming 2.2 release will have Pulse CMS integration included:

Converting parts of your project content into a @pulse_cms block is super simple in @blocsapp 2.2.0. pic.twitter.com/hAb004rZnC

— Blocsapp.com (@blocsapp) August 16, 2016