Cloudflare releases EmDash 1.0, a stable open source CMS
Cloudflare just launched EmDash 1.0, a free and open source content management system built on Astro. EmDash is now stable and ready for real-world use, promising smooth editorial workflows, secure plugin management, and robust localization and migration tools. Cloudflare itself migrated its high-traffic blog to EmDash after five months of production testing.
- Built on Astro, focused on editorial UX
- Offers a decentralized plugin registry
- Supports API, CLI, and media workflows
- Tested on Cloudflare’s high-traffic blog
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