1. MuCMS is a small, platform-independent content management system suitable for non-interactive websites (the website only publishes information). It has very low system requirements, only Apache+PHP. No database is used. It is safe, fast and easy to use.
Official website http://mucms.taggedzi.com/index.php
2. Synergiser is a content management system (CMS) that adopts a modular design and does not rely on a database. It also contains a simple blog system, a simple Menu, an RSS aggregator, a content management panel for handling static pages and a template system.
Official website http://www.firewolf.com.au/
3. ReloadCMS is an open source CMS developed using PHP and based on flat files. It does not require any database support, but implements all the functions of an advanced CMS such as modularization, templates, user management, advanced permission system and articles, news, bookmarks, chat and file archiving included in the main module.
Official website http://reloadcms.com/
mucms is relatively large in blog format and pseudo-static
limbo is relatively large. The template is not very comfortable. I don’t know if it can be static.
TinaCMS is small and has no template. CSS is not conducive to SEO and needs to be changed
The above has introduced several free and open source PHP cms that do not require a database, including the content of PHP cms. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.