Tenu is a work-in-progress dotnet core CMS, with the following goals:

• Being easy to use for developpers
  • Configuration of content types saved in json files that are checked-in with the project
  • Simple installation into any aspnet core app
• Supporting flexible use cases
  • Use it as a traditional website manager, or as a headless CMS with a REST or GraphQL API
  • Enable only the features you need
  • Allow for easy extensibility
• Using a tree structure to organize content
  • Inspired by Umbraco
  • Easy to understand for non-technical users
  • URLs derived from the content structure

This is still a very early prototype. It's absolutely not yet ready for anything at all. There is no documentation, and features are mostly unfinished / absent.

Tenu comes from contenu, the french word for content. It's short, sounds good and appears to be relatively unused.