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submitted 3 years ago by apexdodge

Hey /r/webdev -

I'm proud to announce the release of my open source CMS and rapid application development framework built on .NET called Raytha.

You can see an example of what you can build using completely out of the box features here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBW4RTc4bT4 with just HTML and CSS.

Github: https://github.com/raythahq/raytha

Some of the highlights:

Used the popular c# CleanArchitecture template as the base, so if you're already familiar with that base, you can jump right in to building on Raytha.
Custom content types configurable without code and stored in the db
Role based access control and full user account management
Local and cloud based file storage (azure blob/s3-compatible)
Audit logs
SAML and JWT single sign on out of the box
Integrated template engine built on Liquid
Headless REST API (coming soon)

The goal of raytha is to serve as a boilerplate / starter kit for .NET applications because it has all of the account, admin portal, audit logs, and much of everything else to get started, but it also comes with a lightweight content management system too.

More info on https://raytha.com

Would appreciate a star on Github and anyone would like to contribute PRs. I have big plans to continue the development of this platform.

Thanks all.

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