Willow is live!

I’ve been working on Willow for a couple of months now and reached a point where I’m really happy to launch the site. I’ve made a video demonstrating how I published my first page and blog posts for this site.

Willow CMS v1- Adding Posts and Pages

In the video I cover:

Flexible Content Editing - Trumbowyg or Markdown

A screenshot of the Willow CMS admin interface, showing an article edit page with details about PHPUnit testing setup for the Willow CMS application.

Switch between:

  1. Trumbowyg Rich Text Editor
    • Visual WYSIWYG editing experience
    • Drag-and-drop image insertion
    • Table creation and management
    • Clean, semantic HTML output

or

  1. Markdown Editor
    • Clean, distraction-free writing
    • Syntax highlighting
    • Preview as you type
    • Perfect for technical content

Image Management

Adding visual content to your posts and pages is straightforward:

  • Built-in image library
  • Automatic thumbnail generation
  • Alt text generation for accessibility

Screenshots of code coverage reports in a content management system dashboard

Automatic Translation

  • Translate content into multiple languages with a single click (support for 25 languages!)
  • Preserve formatting across translations

A blog post on the Willow CMS website discussing the implementation of PHPUnit tests in the Willow CMS content management system, including details about the testing infrastructure and various quality assurance measures.

AI-Powered Content Enhancement

Willow CMS leverages artificial intelligence to:

  • Generate SEO-optimized meta descriptions and keywords
  • Generate content summaries automatically for social media
  • Auto tagging and keywords for your posts and pages

A detailed guide covering the implementation of PHPUnit testing in the Willow CMS, including local development setup, GitHub Actions integration, test case organization, and continuous integration practices.

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