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CMS/CMF for easy creation of custom admin panels?
Please advise a good CMS or CMF, in which it would be convenient to create specialized custom admin panels of an arbitrary structure.
I want to be able to create new post types and set up editing forms for them. So that you can set relationships between objects (for example: an article has many comments). It is desirable to be able to build hierarchical lists (for example: the structure of sections in a directory). I also want a good selection of ready-to-use edit fields, including fields for uploading files, images, wysiwygs, and the like.
I would like for the developer, the process of creating an admin panel to be more about description, and not about programming. Although, if necessary, to have the ability to modify the standard editing functionality is also necessary.
And for the user, so that the resulting admin interface, from the point of view of usability, would be convenient and intuitive.
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symfony + SonataAdminBundle or another
laravel + lara_admin bundle or another
Yii + gii bundle or another
For Zend Framework there are a couple of solutions at modules.zendframework.com/
There are similar solutions for cakephp, CI and a bunch of other frameworks, you need to choose the one you like best .
I have done a fairly large number of projects in jang and would never recommend using it for custom admins. By itself, the jungi admin panel is not an admin panel in the direct sense, but rather a scaffold. You can quote the statement of the author Grappelli about the problems of the frontend in dzhanga. You can, of course, write your own Admin Site and override all the templates (and this happened), but then the meaning of the Django admin panel is not great.
Django is a good and reliable tool and it has a lot of useful batteries, but the admin panel does not pull on a full-fledged battery.
If you need a truly flexible tool for creating admin interfaces with the possibility of fine-tuning, then I would advise moving away from dynamic generation and looking towards static generation. How it works in Ruby on Rails and Yii Framework. I had a chance to compare both approaches in practice and the second turned out to be much more flexible. You can prepare a template and build on it when creating basic pages, and you can finish something more complex by hand.
By the way, if you take Yii, you can use Editor WYSIWYG
for free
PS If you still need a dynamic admin panel, then Active Admin for RoR showed itself well from what I used . Almost no hardcode and a more modern look out of the box.
Well, since the question was CMS / CMF, I dare to suggest opencart + a couple of good modules. All the tools you listed are there. Usability, judging by the growing popularity, is pretty good there. Not an ideal solution, of course, but ideal does not happen.
Modx Revolution is a very flexible system for solving this kind of problems.
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