Sometimes developing a plugin for managing a website section may be overkill. For example, a company's website can have the Jobs section, which displays job offerings for various departments in the company. The only existing way to implement it is to make a plugin, which would manage departments, job offerings, provide the back-end user interface and CMS components. Although creating plugins is a relatively simple task in October CMS, there can be many situations where developing a plugin could be too much work.

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Tailor lets you define editable structures, e.g. a company's department, their properties, e.g. name, description, manager name, and relations between entities, e.g. departments can have multiple job offerings.

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In addition to data structures, Tailor generates a back-end user interface for managing records and provides CMS features for displaying and linking records on the front-end.

We tested the performance of 20 PHP platforms (WordPress, Drupal, Laravel) on 7 PHP versions (5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 8.0). And PHP 8.0 won!

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