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HTMLy

Open-source flat-file blogging platform built on PHP without database

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About HTMLy

HTMLy is a database-free content management system designed for users who want to build and maintain blogs or websites without the overhead of traditional database-driven platforms. It runs on PHP and operates through a file-based architecture, making it accessible to those with basic server resources. The platform includes content organization through archives, categories, tags, and custom fields, alongside features like scheduled publishing, full-text search, and two-factor authentication. HTMLy performs efficiently even with thousands of posts and requires minimal server specifications, functioning on shared hosting with as little as 512MB of RAM. Installation and updates are straightforward, and the codebase undergoes security audits before new features are added to the core system.
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