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h1. Locomotive CMS

Locomotive is a simple but powerful CMS based on liquid templates and mongodb database. At my company ("NoCoffee":http://www.nocoffee.fr), we use it for our clients when they request a simple website.

If we have to give only 5 main features to describe our application, there will be:

* managing as many websites as you want with one application instance
* nice looking UI (see http://www.locomotivecms.com for some screenshots)
* flexible content types
* playing smoothly with Heroku and MongoHQ
* inline editing (beta)

h2. Strategy / Development status

We already developed a fully functional prototype in Rails 2.3.2 with both active record / mongomapper and it worked quite well. We are even using it for some client websites.
Now, our goal is to port our prototype to Rails 3 and migrate from mongomapper to mongoid. Besides, we put a lot of efforts to make it as robust as we can by writing better specs than we wrote for the prototype at first.

h2. Gems

Here is a short list of main gems used in the application.

* Rails 3.0.3
* Mongoid 2.0.0.rc.7 (with MongoDB 1.6)
* Liquid
* Devise
* Carrierwave
* Haml
* Delayed job
* Jammit-s3

h2. Installation

See the "official website":http://www.locomotivecms.com

h2. Team

* Developers: "Didier Lafforgue":http://www.nocoffee.fr, "Jacques Crocker":http://www.railsjedi.com
* Contributors: "Dirk Kelly":http://www.dirkkelly.com, "Mario Visic":http://www.mariovisic.com, "Raphael Costa":http://raphaelcosta.net (Brazilian Portuguese translation), "Bernd Hauser":http://www.designhunger.de (German translation)
* UI Designer: "Sacha Greif":http://www.sachagreif.com

h2. Credits

"Rodrigo Alvarez":http://blog.codecaster.es/ for his plugin named Congo which gave us a good starting point and for his availability for (very late) tech discussions.

"Emmanuel Grard":http://www.grardesign.com designed the awesome locomotive illustration in the locomotivecms.com landing page.

h2. Contact

Feel free to contact me at didier at nocoffee dot fr.