- Overview
- FAQ
- Screenshots
- Requirements
- Install BEdita 3.1
- Install BEdita 3.2
- Features
- Licensing
- Contributing
- BEdita folder structure
- Frontends: a brief overview
- Frontend folder structure
- My first frontend
- Embedding Images with beEmbedMedia
- Get more or less information from your content
- Managing Users History
- Showing a list of tags
- How to Create BEdita Translations
- BEdita module as a CakePHP plugin
- Customizing BEdita with addons
- BEdita Objects overview
- BEdita Objects: database tables
- BEdita Objects: models
- Install BEdita 3.2
- Upgrade from BEdita 3.1 to BEdita 3.2
- Migrating frontends from BEdita 3.1 to 3.2
- Routing rules in frontend applications
- Frontend Application Flow and callback methods
- Migrating plugins from BEdita 3.1 to 3.2
- ChangeLog 3.2 beta2
- ChangeLog 3.1.7
- ChangeLog 3.1.6 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.2.beta populus
- ChangeLog 3.1.5 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.2.alpha populus
- ChangeLog 3.1.4 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.3 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.2 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.1 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.RC ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.beta ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.alpha ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.0.1 betula
- ChangeLog 3.0 betula
- ChangeLog 3.0.RC
- ChangeLog 3.0.beta2
- ChangeLog 3.0.beta1
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Overview
BEdita is a web development framework that comes with a full featured CMS out of the box.
Soon after installation, BEdita provides:
- a CMS, a powerful back end web application to create and manage content with semantic relations
- a front end API, through which query the system and build front office services without limitations
The back end CMS and the front end site actually define two distinct applications. This separation fulfills both security requirements and the need of scalability in front office application development.
Multisite by default
Moreover the same installation (instance) of BEdita, so the same CMS, may handle many front end applications. The very same documents –translated, (geo)tagged, categorized – may provide content for different web sites, without useless duplications and in accordance with appropriate access and management policies.
Third party software
BEdita combines several third party libraries, in our opinion the most effective ones in each respective field:
Se also the following online resources for more:
Official support
Documentation site
BEdita Google Group
API documentation
3rd party sites
BEdita @ Sourceforge
BEdita @ Freshmeat
BEdita @ Google code
BEdita @ Ohloh
Licensing in brief
BEdita is released under a double license scheme:
- you may get the free open source version, released under Affero GPL 3, and create open source derivative software
- or buy a commercial license, for advanced modules (like E-commerce) or to create advanced proprietary services
Visit Licensing for more.


