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I typically use rails models and typus as my CMS as it gives the most flexibility, plus typus is just brilliant. I'm starting a new rails 3 app, and typus isn't rails3 compatible yet. I'm looking around for a CMS that'll work in rails 3. I still want to be able to write my views in haml (rather than some custom templating lang) and need total customizability.

In googling, I'm not finding much. Does anyone have any knowledge about something that would fit my needs?

Thanks.

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You should look into Osmek. With Osmek you can write in any language you'd like, since you interact with your content through an API. Its a revolutionizing concept to content management, and the idea of flexibility.

George Henderson
Looks pretty cool. I'll check it out. Thanks.
Trevor Hartman
Official release was today: http://refinerycms.com/blog/refinery-cms-supports-rails-3
stevenheidel
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Another CMS starting to rise quickly to fill in the gaps for Rails 3 scene is RefineryCMS - Github/Rails3:Branch

Tarellel
This looks excellent. Thanks.
Trevor Hartman
Refinery CMS supports Rails 3 on the master branch now so that link above is broken. Just go directly to http://github.com/resolve/refinerycms
djones
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Great info at http://www.whichrubycmsshouldiuse.com/

Trevor Hartman
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Hi - as of yesterday Refinery CMS 0.9.8 supports Rails 3! You can read about the transition to Rails 3.

This makes Refinery CMS the first popular CMS to support Rails 3.

djones