Ghost: Open source Node.js publishing platform
Headless CMS built with Node.js for blogging, memberships, subscriptions, and newsletters.
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Ghost is an open source content management system designed specifically for publishing and content creation. Built on Node.js, it operates as a headless CMS that separates content management from presentation, allowing developers to use any frontend technology. The platform includes a REST API and GraphQL API for content delivery, along with built-in features for user management, payment processing, and email newsletters. Ghost is commonly used for blogs, online publications, membership sites, and content-driven web applications.
Headless Architecture
Provides REST and GraphQL APIs for content delivery, allowing frontend flexibility while maintaining centralized content management.
Publishing Focus
Built specifically for content creators with integrated membership management, subscription billing, and newsletter functionality.
Self-hosted Option
Can be deployed on custom infrastructure using the Ghost CLI tool, providing full control over hosting and customization.
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