Traditional content management systems (CMS) like WordPress or Joomla is great but if you build a small website or a personal blog, you probably don\u2019t need the rich functionalities offered. What you need is a simpler, more elegant and lightweight solution \u2014 what you need is a flat CMS.<\/p>\n
The most striking difference you will see in a flat CMS is that it does not require a database. A flat CMS stores any website data or content in files and folders only.<\/p>\n
Without querying to retrieve content from the database, you enjoy the rapid loading of your website. You can also skip the cumbersome installation process; simply upload files to the server and the website is ready.<\/p>\n
If you want to give flast CMS a try, here are 10 you can start with. Almost all of them feature a Markdown editor<\/a> that can render your .md<\/code> files into web pages. Some of them also feature a visual editor with WYSIWYG features<\/a> as well as user and role management<\/a>.<\/p>\n