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Risk is relative. It depends on what you're planning to use it for. I've taken a brief look at October CMS and I liked what I saw. If the beta has the features you need, it's the best option I know of for a Laravel CMS.
Dec 1, 2014
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Looking for a Laravel based Content Management System
I am starting a new project and the customer would like to have a mix of static content and dynamic functionality. I would like to implement all dynamic parts of the site using Laravel, but would like to use a CMS that plays nicely with it (or is written in it). In my trying out the available options, October CMS seems to have the best mix of developer and non-developer features, but it's still in beta.
Does anyone have any thoughts or recommendations on a CMS that I should use?
Does anyone have experience with October CMS?
Is it too risky to use October CMS?
Level 1
I have a pretty decent list of CMS-es built with Laravel or in active development. Check it out on my blog: http://maxoffsky.com/code-blog/list-cmss-built-laravel/
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you can use waredrobe CMS by Eric Barnes.
Level 2
You can use lavalite
Level 1
Look at PyroCMS v3. Here is a short overview and official documentation - but still not completed
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