Widgy is not actually a full-blown CMS, but a "concept" in managing content.
It works on top of Mezzanine, a classic CMS for Django, altering the way editors utilize the CMS, replacing WYSIWYG editors with a widget-based drag and drop interface.
Widgy uses the concept of "widgets" to let Django know where to display content on a page, and also allows users to customize each widget individually, allowing them to create unique websites based on their own project requirements.
Most of the other CMS features are borrowed and powered by Mezzanine, with Widgy solely in control of just "content editing & rendering" operations.
Widgy can be used to build pages and forms alike, all using the same basic principle of drag and drop widgets.
A review queue, file manager, and basic page management operations are also supported, making Widgy usable in production environments even if it has not reached a 1.x stable tag yet.
What is new in this release:
- Improved the compatibility error messages.
- Remove the recommendation to use mezzanine.boot as it was not required.
- Possible Breaking Change Updated the django-pyscss dependency. Please see the django-pyscss changelog for documentation on how/if you need to change anything.
- By default, Widgy views are restricted to staff members.
What is new in version 0.6.1:
- Improved the compatibility error messages.
- Remove the recommendation to use mezzanine.boot as it was not required.
- Possible Breaking Change Updated the django-pyscss dependency. Please see the django-pyscss changelog for documentation on how/if you need to change anything.
- By default, Widgy views are restricted to staff members.
What is new in version 0.4.0:
- Django 1.7 support.
- Support for installing Widgy without the dependencies of its contrib apps.
- Reverse URLs in form_builder admin with consideration for Form subclasses.
- Switched to tox for test running and allow running core tests without contrib.
- Stopped relying on urls with consecutive '/' characters.
What is new in version 0.2.0:
- Uses django-pyscss for SCSS compilation.
Requirements:
- Mezzanine 1.3 or higher
- Django 1.4 or higher
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