It's nothing amazing but I'm in my final year of college so I'm finishing up my final year project at the moment on a CMS that focuses on passive security. It's mainly centred around two-factor social authentication, user roles and automatic form CSRF protection.
The CMS part was tough because it had to be one codebase to host multiple sites as well as the security stuff. But I think I've sorted out a good design pattern which is nice :) It mainly uses JSON to layout the CMS backend per-site and then you get to override everything else using Classes within each site's "theme" folder.
Not spectacular to look at atm but here is the Github repo: github.com/thejokersthief/GraniteCMS
Awesome site :) I get most of my HN info through the JSON feed. It might be something to implement in the future - I'd be delighted to add it to my script.
The CMS part was tough because it had to be one codebase to host multiple sites as well as the security stuff. But I think I've sorted out a good design pattern which is nice :) It mainly uses JSON to layout the CMS backend per-site and then you get to override everything else using Classes within each site's "theme" folder.
Not spectacular to look at atm but here is the Github repo: github.com/thejokersthief/GraniteCMS