WordPress's massive installed base isn't going anywhere, but many developers and AI agents are not opting for the product for new sites. Will they go for Cloudflare instead?

Enter Cloudflare Inc., which today announced the launch of EmDash, an open-source CMS that is designed as a modern ...

Cloudflare created an open-source CMS it calls a "spiritual successor to WordPress" — but WordPress is having none of it.

EmDash is a new content management system based on TypeScript and Astro. Plug-ins are intended to run securely within a ...

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EmDash is an open-source CMS built on Astro and Cloudflare. Featuring sandboxed plugins, AI-native tools, and 66% faster ...

EmDash, the secure serverless CMS successor to WordPress, fixes plugin risks and empowers global publishing in the AI era.

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He affirmed that CMSs are vital for building complex websites, but he also makes the case that the complexity problem that a ...