If there is one thing that the market surely doesn’t need anymore, it would be yet another CMS.
So why give a new, young CMS a chance?
First of all, Sulu is not a classic content management system. It is not exclusively about placing content and presenting it.
It is and can do much more.
Sulu tries to bridge the gap between classic or rather complex Symfony applications and content management systems, without making concessions in one direction or the other.
How can this work?
Where would Sulu be a good choice and where possibly a rather bad choice?
Why is Sulu worth a look especially for experienced Symfony developers ?
Let's jump into the basics of Sulu and learn together how to integrate it even in complex Symfony applications.