Features
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Instant Installation
Installing Kirby means uploading some files to your server and that's it. No fighting with your database setup, no 10-step setup wizard – it's a matter of seconds. Read more →
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Any Content You Like
Blog articles, galleries, simple pages or complex product sheets – with Kirby you are not limited to a fixed data structure. You are in control of your content. Read more →
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The Kirby Panel
Scared of the filesystem? Install the fast and powerful Kirby web interface to administer your website right in your browser. Read more →
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NoSQL? Kirby Prefers NoDB!
Kirby is file-based – No database involved. This means first class performance, version controllable content, simple backups and many other awesome sideeffects. Read more →
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jQuery-Inspired API
Kirby's highly flexible API is very easy to learn and will boost your productivity while you can focus on building high-quality websites for your clients. Read more →
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Markdown Syntax
Use your favorite editor to write your content with plain Markdown or use Kirbytext, a powerful, extended version of the popular Markdown syntax. Read more →
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Latest blog posts
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Kirby Kosmos Episode 29
Originally published via email on November 2, 2018. The previews for the new Kirby website look really promising and a large part of the documentation is done. One of the… read more →
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Kirby Kosmos Episode 28
Originally published via email on October 5, 2018. This episode starts with a big Thank You. Thank you, Jens Törnell, for your work in the past, and thanks to every one of you who … read more →
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What others say about Kirby
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Grant Hutchinson
@splorp
Interested in a slick, flat file CMS? I’m loving all the recent updates and tutorials for @getkirby
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Brian Warren
@mrwarren
I couldn’t be happier with my choice to use Kirby. It’s a stellar application that suits me very well.
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de Signal
@desgnl
smart and easy like a #cms should be, @getkirby is as fun as lego. Very curious to see how the v2 could be better. #ihadtosayit
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Cole Henley
@cole007
from the brains behind @zootool, @getkirby looks like a really nice file-based rather than database-driven CMS: http://getkirby.com/
