So I've tried 3 popular Laravel CMSs...

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@JustinPhelan Ай бұрын

This was great to overview. It would be interesting to see a comparison of the different "CMS" and page builder plugin options for Filament.

@leonvanrijswijk8409 Ай бұрын

Thanks. A course on how to use filament as a cms would be great!

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

We have one simple example here: filamentexamples.com/project/cms-blog-front-theme

@yurygusin1768 Ай бұрын

Smartend CMS meets all modern requirements. It has an advanced panel. It has an API. It can combine a website with a blog. It has the ability to create custom pages.

@AnshulKumar-dt5jn Ай бұрын

I have worked on October CMS/Winter CMS. It is best if you just know Laravel and want to create CMS based sites for clients. Not to mention it is RAD and you don't even have to touch files from VS code (Most of the time).

@mirchaemanuel Ай бұрын

based on Laravel 9.x... OMG! nope...

@sensiedi Ай бұрын

Worked with October CMS as well and really enjoy it

@emoclito Ай бұрын

I started a CMS for my org and checked all 3. In my case the finalists were Twill and Filament + Plugins, finally decided that Filament give me more flexibility, so it was the winner.

@stursby Ай бұрын

Craft CMS still my go to! Have used Statamic a few times and also really enjoyed it. And Filament still the goat for creating less Admin panels (although I'm sure you could make a CMS out of it)

@GuyNuit Ай бұрын

Statamic has a powerful field called Bard. This is, among other things, a WYSIWYG editor. Very flexible.

@markos8971 Ай бұрын

It is a great subject to discuss as I am really surprised that there are no more available CMS options based on Laravel. There is Joomla CMS which is very powerful and something I am using often (which does not require development) and of course Filament based panels.

@hyperborean72 Күн бұрын

Thank you for the useful information

@stevengrant4887 Ай бұрын

I'm one of Statamic's many partners. I also use Craft CMS as well (which isn't yet based on Laravel). The CMS space is weird in Laravel, typically because most of us are building custom applications and not websites. And that's OK. Where Statamic and Craft both differ - and shine - from other options is the author experience. If you're a developer, this probably doesn't make a whole lot of difference for you publishing a blog. If you're a reporter for a newspaper or a content author for an organisation, then the authoring experience is where the value of a proper CMS will come from, between something like Live Preview, Content Collaboration (think like Google Docs), baked in API options like REST or Graph, flexible content structures. These aren't developer features. Yes, you could build something yourself but I can pretty much guarantee you won't get anywhere near these tools unless you're building your own dedicated CMS platform or product. Like everything, you choose the right tool for the job.

@HindAALOUCH-u7x Ай бұрын

Thank you Povilas. I like your explanation way, and that's why I really hope that you make some videos about design patterns!!!

@krekas Ай бұрын

But he has. Two videos are only two months old. Also, he have a course about patterns

@HindAALOUCH-u7x Ай бұрын

@@krekas Can you please refer me the videos and the course?

@krekas Ай бұрын

@HindAALOUCH-u7x search the channel for design pattern. The same goes for the course on laravel daily website. I cannot add links here

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

Here's the link to my recent course "Design Patterns in Laravel 11" laraveldaily.com/course/design-patterns Also a video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWbOl4dre619prs

@HindAALOUCH-u7x Ай бұрын

@@LaravelDaily Thank you so much

@dab500 Ай бұрын

Concrete5 CMS IMO has always been the best CMS. Intuitive, easy to use and extend, and the first CMS with front-end and inline editing. Guys give a try.

@marcusgaius Ай бұрын

In a blog post earlier this year, CraftCMS have announced their plans to migrate to Laravel with next major version, roughly Q2 2026.

@alfaphil Ай бұрын

10 years ago, for a client project I switched from Wordpress to Drupal. I felt more confortable with the way how Drupal managed custom types and fields. I am looking for a Laravel CMS that has the same Drupal philosophy.

@malpaso7 Ай бұрын

Statamic FTW

@najbo73 Ай бұрын

WinterCMS and OctoberCMS extend the "Twig" Template Language.

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

Thanks for clarification!

@pjh5135 Ай бұрын

WTF/min the official metric of developers, for sure.

@VKLuc Ай бұрын

I did the same exercise a few months ago. I played with OctoberCMS, WinterCMS and Statamic as a replacement for a WordPress site (which needed to be integrated in a new Laravel application). In my opion Statamic was the most flexibel/powerful option. I choose to use Statamic with the collections in a database (not in flat files), bought and read the Antlers book by Jonathon Koster. Still in the end, I decided to develop the whole project in Laravel using Filament for both backend and frontend, using multiple panels and my own customized version of the Fabricator plugin.

@zunnur1 Ай бұрын

The only downside is statamic doesn't support write request for headless. Only read. Have you tried Craft? I think it's better than Statamic.

@overholted Ай бұрын

Most people need more than just a blog, though. The whole appeal of WP is the plugin ecosystem. Laravel has a lot of options there (Spatie, Statamic, Filament, etc) but it's definitely geared towards developers. Thankfully I have some experience in development, so I think I will give it a shot. One of my biggest questions is whether I should choose Breeze or Jetstream. The latter seems to be more useful to me because I'm trying to lean towards the direction of an ERP system like Odoo. Any suggestions there? Any difficulties I might encounter? Stacks I should consider? I'm pretty much just one IT guy in the company who hires out help occasionally.

@VKLuc Ай бұрын

@@overholted I would choose the starter kit that best aligns with the UI technology/structure you are planning to use for the front end. I consider both Breeze and Jetstream as a starting point from where you start customizing. I my project, I choose to also use Filament as the frontend technology, so I didn't use Breeze or Jetstream.

@andrewm3406 Ай бұрын

Craft CMS is working towards rebuilding onto Laravel AFAIK. Something to keep an eye on 👀

@JohnDoe-jc4xp Ай бұрын

Statamic rocks

@theneverything Ай бұрын

Great video! I wish you would review Concrete5 and Sulu too, not Laravel, but PHP based. My experience is with larger WordPress sites and even SaaS apps, but in the last couple of years, I fell in love with Laravel. So now I mostly create websites with WordPress and try to build everything else with Laravel.

@mel-182 Ай бұрын

What If Taylor decided to create a CMS as alternative to WordPress? OMG. Cloud and Forge could reach billions.

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

I don't think so. The core team is too busy with the CORE mission of Laravel as a framework, with Cloud and one upcoming product at Laracon AU related to debugging. CMS is just a totally different market.

@perfect.stealth Ай бұрын

I'm 100% sure that would never happen. Taylor focuses on creating a framework not a CMS. You could literally (as done before) create a CMS with Laravel

@SalvadorRap Ай бұрын

Recently I was looking for a CMS for Laravel and I came to the conclusion that each of them sucks :|

@hentype Ай бұрын

I was like that more than a decade ago, thinking that wordpress is everything I needed until I braved my way to try learning RoR and laravel. You really won't know how tiny the pond is until you're outside, and how restricted you were until you have a taste of freedom. Don't get me wrong, wordpress was a good starting point especially for newbies like I me before. But as you learn more stuff and need to do more than what wordpress offers, you have to grow out of it.

@perfect.stealth Ай бұрын

Did you try Drupal?

@vaultdweller966 Ай бұрын

IMO Drupal would be a good option.

@jasonennis4905 Ай бұрын

Yep, it’s a bit more secure than Wordpress too

@overholted Ай бұрын

Yes, I think this situation is going to benefit Drupal greatly. That community deserves to grow, hopefully not so much that it becomes corrupt, though.

@velizardsi4183 Ай бұрын

When will you do a video/or course/ about quick admin panel? Isn't it an option to make custom blog or cms?

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

We're sunsetting the project: blog.quickadminpanel.com/sad-news-were-sunsetting-quickadminpanel/

@krekas Ай бұрын

Quick admin is getting shutdown. He announced it plus it's on the page

@velizardsi4183 Ай бұрын

@@krekas when and where did he announced it?

@krekas Ай бұрын

@@velizardsi4183 x and website itself

@afonic Ай бұрын

+1 for Statamic!

@Tyche.Crypto Ай бұрын

What about OctoberCMS?

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

Winter CMS is a fork for it. October became closed source with license that requires registration just to try it out.

@eyemazed Ай бұрын

it's sad what's going on with wordpress. i personally use a mix of headless wordpress + laravel (laravel-corcel package), and i've always found this solution to be the best of both worlds. i wonder if the wordpress drama will impact the self hosted wordpress installations in a significant way. i see that ACF updates are somehow affected, this is scary

@alislman534 Ай бұрын

we use Strapi and it seems cool

@dracula5752 Ай бұрын

statamic almos perfect why not blades... and price.

@pdizzlin Ай бұрын

If I recall correctly you can use blade if you prefer. It supports it.

@fuzz10 Ай бұрын

Not Laravel, but gotta give some love to Silverstripe

@igoreksazonov Ай бұрын

there is a good CMS based on Filament in plugins database

@Flemming1980 Ай бұрын

Statamic is the bedst CMS you can use!!!

@373323 Ай бұрын

to truly replace word-press, and i do think it should be replaced due to severely aging code-base , it is really showing it's age. Laravel can provide the basics , what is needed it to create the interfaces for the themes and the plugins exactly as they are in wordpress, wordpress itself is not too special, 90% of what makes it important is the themes and the plugins , it would be nice to create a package for laravel that creates these callbacks and interfaces, to provide a drop in replacement for the plugins ... it would be nice to have a project like that

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

That "would be nice", I think would take many months to create properly. I think it's much more complicated than looks on the surface.

@373323 Ай бұрын

@@LaravelDaily only of we don't start we will not finish ... i think this is needed

@hassamulhaq7762 Ай бұрын

No.1 WordPress 2. Statamic 3. Ghost (js, node) WP is because of themes, plugins, page builder like Divi, Elementor.

@John-ot5me Ай бұрын

So we (Laravel-Eco-System) still need a BLOG. A simple, straightforward blog that theoretically anyone can start right away. With 1-2 commands.

@LaravelDaily Ай бұрын

So we (including YOU) can create it, right? :)

@drugoviic Ай бұрын

imagine moving away from an open source project because of feelings, evaluate based on the benefit and the future of the tool

@CaligolaAndro Ай бұрын

I don't use WordPress since Astro 2 exist 😅

@oozarpac Ай бұрын

I find Statamic's pricing to be unreasonably high. At $275 per site, it feels excessive. While it has some great features and the CMS itself is solid, the cost just doesn’t seem justified. Even the plugins are pricey. In my country, a single license is equivalent to half the minimum wage, making it unaffordable for many to use on just one website. Lowering the price would make it far more accessible and encourage more widespread use of the framework.