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Ghost 3.0 Advances Headless Open Source Content Management System

By Sean Michael Kerner

The open source Ghost content management hit a major milestone on Oct. 22, with its 3.0 release.

There are no shortage of open source CMS options for enterprise to choose from, including WordPress, Drupal and Joomla, but those are all built on a more traditional stack that requires a database, PHP and a web server. Ghost takes a different, arguably, more modern approach that is know as a ‘headless CMS’ that is based on the Node.js JavaScript framework.

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