Pagekit

Pagekit is an architecturally clean, open-source Content Management System built on the foundations of Symfony components and Vue.js. By 2026, Pagekit has solidified its position as a preferred choice for developers who prioritize performance and modularity over the monolithic complexity of legacy systems like WordPress. It utilizes the Doctrine ORM for database abstraction, providing flexibility across MySQL, SQLite, and PostgreSQL environments. The system's technical edge lies in its reactive user interface and its decoupled nature, allowing it to function both as a traditional CMS and as a headless content provider for JavaScript-heavy applications. The Pagekit ecosystem focuses on a curated Marketplace where developers can share extensions and themes, all maintained under a strict adherence to UIkit CSS framework standards. Its built-in user management, routing system, and markdown-native editor make it an optimal solution for high-performance websites, internal portals, and lightweight web applications requiring a robust but slim backend. For architects, Pagekit represents a 'no-bloat' philosophy, ensuring that every millisecond of server response time is optimized through modern PHP 8.x standards and efficient caching mechanisms.