[Kabukks]

I'm currently building an open source CMS in Golang. Meaning fully implemented backend and frontend + support for custom themes in the frontend and custom collections/items in the backend.

Now, there is a lot of CMS software out there. Some of the better ones are paid products.

What I'm hoping to eventually accomplish is easy local creation of a website (content and themes) and after that easy one click deployment to a cheap hosting provider. Alternatively just copying a local folder to your own vps/server with the CMS should be enough.

My dream outcome would be a CMS that is a one-stop solution for most types of websites (blogs, company sites, shops, ...). To hopefully contribute to making people stop using facebook, twitter, other centralized and eventually login seeking services for hosting content people would like to read.

For this, a free/cheap one click hosting solution after locally creating and previewing a site would be necessary.

PHP is still pretty widely used here because cheap web hosting package support that. I like PHP, but for open source projects I prefer Go because of the maintainability and fun of writing it.