Hi!<p>I am the author of Quokka CMS, Thank you @suhair for posting.<p>Quokka is a work in progress, it is in early stage of development but already works for the basic which is user authentication/authorization, article posting ans extending with blueprints.<p>This is not my first CMS project, I am also one of the developers of another CMS made in Django <a href="http://github.com/opps" rel="nofollow">http://github.com/opps</a>, Opps is a big project ready for production and running on large audience websites.<p>So I started Quokka as an experiment to implement all the CMS features in a non-relational database, that's why I choose Flask and MongoDB.<p>I think this project will get really serious because I am realizing that MongoDB fits perfectly for dynamic CMS.<p>I am really open for suggestions and contributions.<p>Quokka - The happiest animal in the world and maybe the happiest CMS in the internets. :)
I'm guessing you lived in Perth at some stage? These things live pretty exclusively on Rottnest Island: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quokka" rel="nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quokka</a>
Additional requirements are : passlib, twill, markupsafe<p>after following the instructions I was still unable to login, with invalid password message.<p>registration takes me to a 500 error page as well.<p>I think I will wait until this becomes more developed.
I am going to be looking into this. I am building an ecommerce platform in flask and I also started coding a small CMS to handle few things.<p>Let's see. The only thing I am not too sure about is your decision of tying it with a specific DB.