Merengue: the new surprising and refreshing Django based CMS.
summary
Merengue is a Django-based CMS built in about 4,100 hours with a block-centric, pluggable architecture that creates DB tables on install (the voting block auto-adds a table). It exposes inline editing and translation workflow tools, a flexible theming system, per-object permissions and stateful workflows, and many third-party Django apps wired in. Claimed production stability for the company, but raw performance without caching is modest — roughly 2–3 requests/sec without caching.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 15:49Other features 1/3
- 17:55Other features 3/3
- 19:11Applications used (1/3)
- 19:53Content types
- 20:25Extending data model
- 20:41Themes
- 21:28Template snippet
- 21:54Actions
- 22:27Action code example
- 23:10Block code example
- 23:35Admin stuff
- 24:58Plugin example 2/2
- 33:00Contributing
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