snello CMS
  • Snello CMS
  • Get Started
  • Architecture
    • Snello API
    • Snello ADMIN
  • Docker Images
    • Database
    • Storage
    • Mail settings
    • Docker compose
  • Metadata
    • UUIDs
    • To reuse existing database tables
    • Advanced configuration
    • Reserved Metadata Names
  • Field Definitions
    • Data Types
    • Multijoin: database and rest queries
    • CRUD options
  • How to query using REST API
    • metadata api
    • filters & limit & sort
      • protect your api
  • Conditions
    • Multijoin conditions
  • Documents
    • Download endpoint
  • How to publish your web pages
  • Select Queries
  • Authentication & Authorization
    • User & Roles
    • Password recovery
    • Url Map Rules
  • Links
  • Draggables & Droppables
    • angular syntax
  • Deploy in Production
    • Let’s Encrypt
    • Remove Hashbang
    • Traefik
    • Rendertron
  • Notes
    • Micronaut - create extensions
    • Native image
    • Editor for code
    • Multi languages
  • k8s cache distributed
  • Developers Space
    • Java code
    • Angular code
  • Roadmap
    • Java Evolution
    • Angular Evolution
    • Next features
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Snello CMS

Snello - Smart New HEadLess LOvely CMS

How SNELLO is born

PHP vs Java vs Angular 2: a challenge among webmasters! Strapi strongly inspired: we are java developers! we can make betters on server side performance. RESTQL vs GraphQL: More options of traditional REST frameworks.

We are professional developers: all open source projects are born to following some ideas. Also in SNELLO, we are testing/trying/tasting new frameworks (like Micronaut in java, pure persistence of data without using Hibernate) and how to generating dynamically forms in typescript (Angular 8)

RESTQL: the power of queries!

Normally in headless cms, you can create only table and make queries. We want enpower the query side:

  • filters a gogo

  • select queries (custom queries on metadata)

  • conditions (add where conditions, in presence of some request parameter)

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Last updated 2 years ago