Source available
Combine filters →Source available means anyone can read the code, and often run and modify it, but the license adds conditions that open-source licenses do not, such as a fee for commercial or production use, a revenue threshold, or a ban on offering it as a competing hosted service. Some such licenses convert to open source after a set period. A record holds this value when the published source carries a license of this kind, such as the Business Source License, the Elastic License or a vendor’s own terms. Craft CMS and Kirby are examples.
13 projects are source available, listed alphabetically. Mostly databases and caches, content management systems and Headless CMSs, of 8 categories in all. 13 records do not record this field, and cannot appear here either way. Counts only projects with momentum; the full list has the rest.
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ArangoDBMulti-model database for documents, graphs and key-value data, queried with the AQL query language.
C
ConvexOpen-source reactive database and backend for web apps, with server functions written in TypeScript and a cloud platform run by the maker.
D
- dotCMS
Java content management system with an admin console, REST and GraphQL APIs and multi-site management, distributed as a Docker image and as a managed cloud service.
G
GSAPJavaScript animation library, with plugins for scroll, SVG, text and UI animation, that runs in the browser.
H
HandsontableJavaScript data grid that looks and feels like a spreadsheet, with versions for React, Angular and Vue.
- HashiCorp Vault
Server for storing, accessing and encrypting secrets, with an HTTP API, a CLI and a web interface, that applications can call for credentials and keys.
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MongoDBDocument database server built on the document model, offered as a community edition and as commercial Enterprise editions.
N
P
PimcoreOpen-core PHP platform for product experience management, combining PIM, DAM, CMS and digital commerce modules.
S
SentryApplication monitoring and error tracking platform, self-hosted or offered as Sentry SaaS.
StatamicLaravel-based content management system that stores content in flat files or a database, with a control panel and optional static site generation.
SurrealDBMulti-model database, built in Rust, that stores document, graph, relational and time-series data in one engine and can run embedded or as a server.
Which of these is best?
We don't know. A portfolio, a shop and a documentation site need different things from their software, and so does a team of one against an agency. Nobody pays to be listed here and the order is alphabetical.
