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==Description==
==Description==
trivialCMS, as it name may imply, is a really basic CMS built using on {{tag|Ruby}} on {{tag|Rails}}. There should be a demo of trivialCMS running that you can play around with here (note: it may be slow) [1]. The trivialCMS data model consists of pages, each of which can have zero or more items. An item can belong to only one page.
trivialCMS, as it name may imply, is a really basic CMS built using on {{tag|Ruby}} on {{tag|Rails}}. There should be a demo of trivialCMS running that you can play around with here (note: it may be slow) [1]. The trivialCMS data model consists of pages, each of which can have zero or more items. An item can belong to only one page.

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Description

trivialCMS, as it name may imply, is a really basic CMS built using on Ruby on Rails. There should be a demo of trivialCMS running that you can play around with here (note: it may be slow) [1]. The trivialCMS data model consists of pages, each of which can have zero or more items. An item can belong to only one page.