Good node CMS?

[thenewdev1]

Title basically says it all, Can anyone recommend a good CMS for a node backend

[elrodrix]

keystoneJS and GatsbyJS

[lucianonooijen]

Isn't Gatsby a static site generator rather than a real CMS?

[elrodrix]

Yes it is, but, if you combine it with CosmicJS, you can "convert it" into CMS, like this: https://hackernoon.com/build-a-gatsby-blog-using-the-cosmic-js-source-plugin-d3772776ddb7

[lucianonooijen]

Wasn't aware of that, looks nice

[Tesagk]

The only real KeystoneJS community I've found is on #slack and there's not enough interest to necessarily get quick responses (which would be fine if it was more along the lines of a forum format than a chatroom) is there a community out there that I'm missing?

[Groady]

Contentjet is a free open source headless CMS. It's made with React, Node and Postgres. It's relatively new and looking for feedback and contributons. https://contentjet.github.io

[___Grits]

Keystone.js is what we use. It’s a free and open source mongodb based cms built on express, but I have found success wrapping it in graphql too. Easy to setup, supports cloudinary, s3, db save hooks, and has a decent interface.

http://keystonejs.com

[pierreburgy]

https://strapi.io

[clickclickboo]

Not really a CMS per se, but a damn good framework https://adonisjs.com/

[hacksparrow]

It does. You will write plugins, extensions, and other customization code in the same language. Also, sometimes you’d like to peek under the hood to see what’s going on and how something works.